Built for people who take
capital seriously.

Yes. Many members join with no experience in crypto or trading at all, and starting fresh has an advantage: there are no bad habits to unlearn. The curriculum runs from basic to intermediate to advanced, and our coaches are live about 15 hours a week, so you can watch decisions being made and ask questions as they happen.

It can be. If you already understand support and resistance, profit targets and basic risk management, the value is in structure: one consistent process for entries and exits, live sessions where coaches explain their reasoning as they make decisions, and a community that reviews your decisions with you. On the fit call we look at where you are and tell you straight whether the program adds enough for you.

Platforms let you open a position with very little, so there is no hard minimum. What matters is that the capital sits apart from living expenses, emergency savings and debt, so a loss never touches the essentials. Niko's rule of thumb is to start with $1,000 to $2,500 and to risk only a small slice on any one position: if a position can lose at most $100 before the stop loss closes it, that is 1% of a $10,000 account. If you would need money you cannot afford to lose, the program is not a fit yet.

Plan on more time during setup and your first weeks. After that, most members spend a few focused hours a week across live sessions, the curriculum and their journal. Live sessions are recorded, so you can catch up on replays.

How to read a chart from the ground up (candlesticks, timeframes, support and resistance), how to take long and short positions, where to place a stop loss and profit targets, how to size a position and choose leverage inside a defined loss boundary, and how to review every decision in a journal. Once the process is in place, you shape your own style around your schedule and temperament.

No. Leverage is taught as a tool with rules, used inside a defined loss boundary and a sized position. Whether and how you use it is your decision. Leverage carries real risk, including liquidation that can happen quickly.

We teach by showing. Coaches trade live for about 15 hours a week and explain each decision while they make it, and you can ask questions in the moment. Between sessions there is a step-by-step training library from basic to advanced, recordings of every live call, and a member chat that is active around the clock. Niko has studied markets for close to two decades, starting with formal stock market training long before crypto futures existed, and the curriculum follows how he learned: structure first, then repetition.

No. We never manage positions or capital on your behalf, and we will never ask you to send us crypto. You keep full control of your own accounts and make your own decisions.