@FredrikMolnar Targets $6,000 Second Payout on Tradeify Growth
On June 10, the trader @FredrikMolnar posted a progress update on X from a copy-trading run across Tradeify Growth accounts, reporting a +$1,200 day and a projected second payout of roughly $6,000 still pending approval.
This entry reflects a trader-stated projection of a potential $6,000 second payout that was still pending approval at the time of posting, not a confirmed payout receipt.
The post documents Day 9 of an active copy-trading rotation on Tradeify Growth accounts, with a same-day gain of $1,200 and a forward-looking figure of $6,000 framed as a potential second payout. Molnar also notes he is waiting on a separate TPT payout approval, but the Tradeify figure here is the focus of the proof.
Two details matter for interpretation. First, the $6,000 is described by the trader as a potential payout, not a confirmed receipt, with approval still outstanding at the time of posting. Second, the attached image accompanies a routine trading update rather than a settled payout certificate, so this entry is logged as a projection rather than a documented disbursement.
“Getting closer to a 2nd payout! Potentially $6,000.”— @FredrikMolnar on X, June 10
Context from the firm helps frame the size of the target. Tradeify's Growth plan lets funded traders keep 100% of the first $15,000 in profits before moving to a 90/10 split, which is one of the more generous early-stage structures among US futures prop firms. A $6,000 request sits comfortably inside that first-$15K window, consistent with a trader still building toward the split threshold.
The post does not specify which Growth account size is in use, the instruments traded beyond a brief reference to longs after a dip, or the precise number of accounts in the copy-trading set. Readers should treat the $6,000 as a trader-stated target on a pending request, not as evidence of funds received.
Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure the firm states publicly and that is not independently verified here. Molnar's update, if approved, would add a modest data point to that broader claim, and the Payout Proof Center will revisit this entry if a confirmed receipt is later posted.