Trader @kunalk0625 Posts $8,000 Tradeify Payout, Then Breaches $50K Select Flex
Trader @kunalk0625 posted on X on Thursday, September 3 that an $8,000 payout had cleared the previous day, then disclosed that he breached a $50,000 Tradeify Select Flex funded account the same session.
On X, trader @kunalk0625 posted confirmation of an $8,000 payout received the day before his post dated Thursday, September 3. The message pairs the win with an unusually candid admission that he then breached his remaining Lucid Live accounts and one $50,000 Tradeify Select Flex funded account the following session. The Tradeify portion of the proof is the $8,000 figure and the identification of a Select Flex account at the $50K tier.
The post does not attach a payout certificate visible in the text, and it does not name the instruments traded, the holding period, or the strategy that produced the withdrawal. It also does not clarify whether the $8,000 came from the Tradeify Select account, the Lucid Live accounts, or a combination. Readers should treat the $8,000 as a documented receipt claim from the trader and the $50K Select Flex account as the only Tradeify account size established by the post.
“Yesterday: $8K payout received. Today: more accounts blown.”— @kunalk0625 on X
Tradeify, founded in June 2024 in Boca Raton, offers US futures evaluations across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT, with account sizes at $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure it publishes itself and that is not independently verified. On Select plans, the profit split runs a flat 90/10 from the first dollar, without the first $15,000 kept in full that Growth and Lightning traders receive.
The account-blown context matters here. Select accounts carry a 40 percent consistency rule and an end-of-day trailing drawdown, and the trader states plainly that a $50K Select Flex account was breached one day after the withdrawal cleared. That sequence, payout on Wednesday, breach on Thursday, is the reality this proof documents, and the trader chose to publish both sides rather than only the receipt.
