Top One Futures has a second Launch Pad account on sale. X-ULTRA, labeled LP-02, is the firm’s experimental eval with a larger payout cap, no buffer, and no consistency rule once you are funded. The trade is a daily loss limit that fails the account instead of pausing it.
The product page is live at toponefutures.com/launchpad. It caps the release at 1,500 accounts and lists 50% off with code LAUNCHPAD. One-time prices on the page are $129 for 50K (from $258), $189 for 100K (from $378), and $259 for 150K (from $518). There is no activation fee. The page also says the account may not come back if the experiment does not hold up.
Rules on the 50K, from the product page
- Eval: $4,000 profit target, $4,000 end-of-day max drawdown, $1,000 daily loss limit, 50% consistency, 30-day time limit, 5 minis, 3 accounts max. Reset is $119.
- Funded: payout cap $5,000, minimum payout $50, 90% split, no buffer, no consistency rule, $3,000 end-of-day max drawdown, $1,000 daily loss limit, up to 4 minis.
- 100K funded cap is $7,000. 150K funded cap is $9,000. Daily loss limits step up to $1,500 and $2,000.
The page compares X-ULTRA with a standard Top One eval: payout cap at 5x, buffer removed so 100% of profit is withdrawable, funded consistency removed, and the daily loss limit switched from a soft breach to a hard breach. Payout frequency is listed as profitable days, with a note that an upgrade makes it 4. The first Launch Pad slot, LP-01, is marked sold out. LP-03 is still listed as classified.
One number on the page does not agree with itself. A header says 1,500 of 1,500 accounts are left. Further down the same page says 1,373 of 1,500. The cap is clear. The sold count is not, so don’t plan around either figure.
Top One Futures already sells Elite Daily and Ignite accounts with end-of-day drawdown. X-ULTRA is a different bet. You give up the soft daily stop that lets you come back the next session, and you get a wider withdrawable slice and a higher per-request cap. On a 50K the eval drawdown is the same size as the target, $4,000, then the funded drawdown tightens to $3,000. Hitting the $1,000 daily loss fails you in either phase.
Our Take: This is a real product page, not a teaser, and the hard daily loss is the part that should decide it. The 5x cap and the missing buffer only matter if you pass. A limited 1,500-account run also means the rules can disappear with the experiment, so don’t build a longer plan around a Launch Pad account until Top One says it is staying.
Sources & Evidence
- 🟢 Primary source: Top One Futures Launch Pad page, X-ULTRA (LP-02)
- 🟣 Secondary source: Funded Program Finder X-ULTRA breakdown, 2 Oct 2026
- ⚪ Context: The official page contradicts itself on remaining inventory, showing both 1,500 of 1,500 and 1,373 of 1,500. The 1,500 cap is consistent. Do not treat a sold count as settled.
