Resets | Phoenix Labs Help Center

Question 1

Can I reset a failed evaluation?

Accepted Answer

Resets by experiment Blueprint 25K Yes, at the price you paid for that build Incentive $10K Pay-on-Pass No, this experiment cannot be reset Bedrock $25K Static Drawdown No, this experiment cannot be reset A reset retires the failed account and creates a fresh one under exactly the same rules, on the same day. Your failed account is closed; the new one starts at the starting balance with a fresh drawdown. Resets never count against the number of accounts you may hold, so a reset is always available to you where the experiment allows it, even when you are at your account limit.

Question 2

How do Blueprint resets work?

Accepted Answer

A Blueprint reset costs exactly what you paid for that build , not today's price. Your purchase carries a snapshot of the configuration and its price, and the reset is charged from that snapshot. If the price of your build has changed since, your reset price has not. A reset creates the same build again: same profit goal, same drawdown, same daily limit, same payout ceiling. You cannot change the build on a reset. Blueprint accounts are reset one at a time, because each build is priced on its own. The replacement account trades under the rule pair already minted for your build, so it is ready within a minute.

Question 3

Can I reset a funded account?

Accepted Answer

No. A funded account that breaches its drawdown is closed, and the path back is a new evaluation, not a reset. The dashboard offers to start one from the closed account card. Instant 10K works the same way, without the evaluation: a closed Instant account is replaced by buying a new one, and the closed account no longer counts against your limit. An evaluation that has already been converted to a funded account cannot be reset either: it has done its job.