Trader @trading_prins Reports Passing Five Tradeify Challenges
On Friday September 26, 2025, X user @trading_prins posted a weekly recap stating they had passed five Tradeify evaluation challenges, alongside payout activity at other prop firms. A Tradesyncer dashboard screenshot accompanied the thread.
The post, dated Friday September 26, 2025 on X, lists Tradeify within a broader weekly recap from @trading_prins. The trader states plainly that they have passed five Tradeify challenges, alongside positions and pending withdrawal requests at other firms in the same thread. A Tradesyncer dashboard screenshot is attached as supporting context for the accounts the trader runs across multiple firms.
What the proof establishes is narrow but concrete: five Tradeify evaluations cleared by this trader, posted publicly with a timestamped screenshot. The post does not specify which account sizes were passed, which instruments were traded, or the strategy used on the Tradeify accounts. No Tradeify payout receipt is shown in this particular post; the $8,000 withdrawal request referenced in the thread is directed at a different firm, not Tradeify.
“Passed the 5 Tradeify challenges.”— @trading_prins on X, September 26, 2025
For context, Tradeify offers US futures evaluations across CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT, with account sizes of $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K and end-of-day trailing drawdown. The firm advertises a 90/10 profit split, with traders keeping 100% of the first $15,000 on Growth and Lightning plans before the split kicks in. Tradeify reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure the firm states publicly and that is not independently verified.
Founded in Boca Raton in June 2024, Tradeify has the shortest track record among the established-feeling names in the space, and has not yet been tested through a full market cycle. That makes public proof from active traders, even when it documents evaluation passes rather than withdrawals, useful evidence for readers weighing the firm. This particular post is best read as a milestone marker on the evaluation side, not as a payout receipt.