A 30-day working plan for a Phidias 2.0 challenge
This calendar promises neither a pass nor a payout. It turns 30 days into a control process: know the rules, reduce risk, collect data, and stop when conditions are not met.
Commercial disclosure
I am a Phidias affiliate and also perform support and community-management work for the firm. This relationship may influence my analysis. Facts therefore link to official rules, while limitations are stated without promising any outcome.
Phidias 2.0
Evaluation and CASH phases are simulated. Any LIVE transition depends on the selected path and the rules in force.
Official data as of July 13, 2026The calendar is a work limit, not a profit objective
Minimum-day rules do not mean finishing quickly is appropriate. A shorter path can concentrate risk in too few decisions.
Three families, three risk structures
| Criterion | Express to Live | Fundamental | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Replaces | Former Static | Existing family | Former Swing |
| Sizes | 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K | 50K / 100K / 150K | 50K / 100K / 150K |
| Drawdown | Static, never trails | Trailing, calculated end of day | Trailing, calculated end of day |
| Minimum evaluation days | 0 | 3 | 1 |
| CASH payout cycle | Fixed bonus then Switch to Live mechanism | 10 qualifying days | 5 qualifying days |
| Consistency | None in evaluation or CASH | None in evaluation; best CASH day capped at 30% of total profit | None in evaluation; best CASH day capped at 30% of total profit |
| Overnight / weekend | No | No | Yes |
| Trader share | 80% on the bonus | 80 % | 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, then 100% from payout five |
| LIVE transition | Rules-based E2L mechanism | Discretionary review, not guaranteed | Discretionary review, not guaranteed |
Evaluation and CASH phases are simulated. Any LIVE transition depends on the selected path and the rules in force.
Six sequences across 30 days
Days 1–3 — rules
Choose the family and record target, drawdown, cutoff, contracts, and total costs.
Days 4–7 — observation
Test in simulation and measure stop size, commissions, and adverse sequences.
Days 8–14 — reduced execution
Start below maximum size and use an internal loss cap.
Days 15–20 — review
Compare planned and actual execution; reduce size if variance rises.
Days 21–26 — stability
Keep the same entry and exit criteria. Do not raise risk to meet a date.
Days 27–30 — decision
Continue only if drawdown room and execution quality remain acceptable.
Three signals require a pause
- Two risk-plan deviations in one week.
- Position size chosen to catch up with the calendar.
- Remaining drawdown no longer supports the normal setup stop.
The displayed evaluation price is not the full comparison
Evaluation prices are dynamic. Under a monthly plan, CASH activation is a one-time payment that lasts until the account fails. Under a one-time plan, the official rules currently state no CASH activation fee.
| Criterion | Sizes | Monthly plan | One-time plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| E2L | 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K | 83 / 149 / 149 / 169 USD | 0 USD |
| Fundamental | 50K / 100K / 150K | 149 / 149 / 169 USD | 0 USD |
| Premium | 50K / 100K / 150K | 149 / 149 / 169 USD | 0 USD |
No fixed discount is attributed to code LUCAS without checkout confirmation. Market data, add-ons, taxes, and any resets still need to be checked.
Official documents reviewed
Rules can change. Check the official pages and checkout before making a decision.
- Official Phidias 2.0 presentation, accessed July 13, 2026.
- Official Phidias rules, accessed July 13, 2026.
- Phidias terms of use, accessed July 13, 2026.
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