@Icey15Trades_ Documents $3,000 Day 5 Withdrawal From Tradeify
On January 6, the trader @Icey15Trades_ posted on X that a single Nasdaq 100 futures trade closed out a 50K Tradeify Select evaluation, with a $3,000 Day 5 withdrawal taken on what the trader called the Blue Pill path.
The post describes one engagement on a 50K Tradeify Select evaluation account, an NQ trade taken on an opening drive setup with a VWAP reclaim and a two minute entry at level. The trader cites roughly $400 of risk and a result of about 3R, grading the execution an A and noting the plan was followed without chasing. The proof in the post is the trader's own write up, accompanied by an image, and a stated decision to take a $3,000 withdrawal on Day 5 rather than continue trading.
Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, offers US futures evaluations across CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT venues, with account sizes of $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K. The Select plan referenced in the post runs a flat 90/10 split from the first dollar, in contrast to the Growth and Lightning paths that let traders keep 100% of the first $15,000 before the split begins. The trader also references holding a separate funded Tradeify 50K Growth account and two dormant Lucid evals, none of which were traded that day.
“Eval passed. Chose the Blue Pill, Day 5 withdrawal path, $3K. Strategic compounding activated.”— @Icey15Trades_ on X
The post documents a withdrawal decision and a passed evaluation rather than a bank confirmation, and the screenshot referenced is a platform image rather than an independent statement. The $3,000 figure is the amount the trader states was requested on the Day 5 withdrawal path. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out across its base, a figure that is firm stated and not independently verified.
What the proof establishes is narrow and useful: a single NQ trade, a stated risk of about $400, a 3R outcome, and a Day 5 withdrawal election of $3,000 on a 50K Select account. What it does not establish is the bank settlement date, the exact entry and exit prices, or the broader account history beyond what the trader chose to share. For readers tracking real evidence of payouts in the funded futures space, the post is a clean, self consistent data point from an active Tradeify Select user.