Antoineetrade Logs $75K in Payouts Over a Year, Tradeify in the Mix

Trader @Antoineetrade posted on X on October 29 that he has received roughly $75,000 in payouts over the past year and ten days across his funded accounts, with Tradeify named among the firms he is actively trading evaluations on.

In a post on X dated Thursday October 29, @Antoineetrade marked one year and ten days since his first payout and tallied the running total at roughly $75,000 received, against about $35,000 in expenses over the same period. He added that another $5,000 request went in the day before, with $720 still pending from a separate firm, Vest.

The post also notes activity across multiple programs. The trader describes blowing a few funded accounts during the Asia session while trying to build a larger buffer, then passing a 150K evaluation, and booking gains the same day on evaluations at both Topstep and Tradeify. The $75,000 cumulative figure is framed as payouts across his funded trading over the full year, not a single Tradeify withdrawal.

“Made around $75K in payouts with roughly $35K in expenses.”— @Antoineetrade on X

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, offers US futures evaluations in sizes from $25,000 to $150,000 with a one-time fee and no monthly billing. The firm advertises a 90/10 profit split, with traders keeping 100% of the first $15,000 on its Growth and Lightning plans before the split kicks in. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure that is firm-stated rather than independently verified.

What the post does not establish is equally worth naming. The trader does not specify which account size at Tradeify produced which share of the $75,000, nor the instruments traded, nor the strategy used. The screenshot referenced in the thread documents the running payout history he cites, but the breakdown by firm and by account is not itemized in the post text.

The value here is the time stamp. A trader publicly accounting for a full year of payouts, net of expenses, and openly noting blown accounts along the way, is the kind of disclosure that tends to hold up better than a single headline screenshot. For readers evaluating Tradeify alongside other desks in a trader's rotation, that context matters more than the gross number.