$108 Express to Live With 85% Off 50K Accounts
At 85% off, the 50K Express to Live costs $108 and other 50K one-time payment…
Phidias Propfirm introduces a fixed entry fee of $30 for its Spring 10K Drawdown Challenge using the active discount at checkout. This promotion sets a specific purchase price and does not modify the structural risk parameters or trailing drawdown limits of the competition.
The active promotion allows traders to enter the Spring 10K Drawdown Challenge for an upfront cost of $30. The competition features a $10,000 account size with a $10,000 trailing end-of-day drawdown limit and permits up to 25 E-mini contracts. The structure includes no evaluation phase, no minimum trading days, and no consistency rules while allowing overnight, weekend and news trading. Participants compete for a share of a $24,000 total cash prize pool, with the top 10 receiving cash payouts to their Phidias Wallet. Additionally, the top 10% receive a free 50K Fundamental account while all other participants receive an 80 to 90% discount on a future evaluation. Unlimited entries are permitted.
This pricing structure is suitable for individuals seeking a fixed-cost entry into a competition-style account with direct access to a $10,000 balance and no evaluation phase. It may appeal to those interested in competing for cash prizes and future evaluation discounts under a fixed $30 initial purchase price.
Traders should be cautious if they prefer standard multi-phase evaluations over a competition-based model with a trailing end-of-day drawdown. It is also important to carefully consider the costs of unlimited entries since each attempt requires a separate purchase.
The promotion affects purchase pricing only and does not modify trading rules, drawdown limits, or risk parameters. The $10,000 trailing end-of-day drawdown, contract limits, and overall risk criteria remain strictly enforced.
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