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Three structured tracks. 14 free lessons. Zero fluff. Built for traders who want to read the charts themselves instead of trusting Twitter influencers.

TL;DR

Free crypto course in 3 tracks (Foundations, Technical Analysis, Strategy). 14 lessons, 8+ glossary terms, FAQ and a step-by-step HowTo to buy your first crypto. Built for beginners who want autonomy, not signals.

Key data
Tracks
3 levels
Lessons
14 free
Total time
~90 min
Cost
0 USD
Beginner

Crypto Foundations

4 lessons · ~24 min
014 min

What is a blockchain?

Distributed ledgers, blocks, consensus and why it matters.

025 min

Bitcoin vs altcoins

Why BTC is "digital gold" and how altcoins differ.

036 min

Wallets, keys, exchanges

Custodial vs non-custodial, hot vs cold wallets, security 101.

045 min

How to buy your first crypto

Step-by-step on a regulated exchange. KYC, deposit, order types.

Intermediate

Technical Analysis

5 lessons · ~30 min
017 min

Candlesticks & price action

Reading bodies, wicks, doji, engulfing patterns.

026 min

RSI demystified

Overbought/oversold, divergence, why 14 is the magic number.

038 min

MACD signal crossovers

Bullish vs bearish crossovers, histogram interpretation.

046 min

Bollinger Bands & volatility

Squeeze, expansion, mean-reversion plays.

057 min

Support, resistance & EMAs

Drawing levels, EMA20/50/200, trend confirmation.

Advanced

Strategy & Risk

5 lessons · ~30 min
019 min

Halving cycles, explained

Why every 4 years matters - supply shock and historical price.

026 min

Dollar-Cost Averaging vs lump-sum

When DCA wins, when it loses, and the math behind it.

038 min

Position sizing & Kelly criterion

How much to bet per trade without going broke.

047 min

Stop-losses that actually work

ATR-based stops, trailing stops, why fixed % fails.

0510 min

Reading on-chain data

Active addresses, MVRV, NUPL, exchange netflows.

4 rules I wish someone told me on day one

Never invest more than you can lose. Crypto can drop 80% in a bear cycle.

Past performance is not predictive. Indicators are probabilities, not guarantees.

Volume confirms price. A breakout without volume is usually a fakeout.

The trend is your friend. Trade with the EMA200, not against it.

Theory is cheap. Practice is everything.

Apply what you learned: pick a crypto, run the indicators, compare your read against ours.

Essential crypto glossary

The words you'll see in every thread, video and headline. Knowing them saves hours of googling.

HODL
Strategy of holding crypto long-term regardless of market swings. Originated from a typo of "HOLD" on a Bitcoin forum in 2013.
ATH / ATL
All-Time High and All-Time Low: highest/lowest historical price reached by a crypto. Breaking ATH usually attracts media attention.
FOMO
Fear Of Missing Out. Fear of missing an investment opportunity, leading to impulsive entries usually near market tops.
FUD
Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Negative information (real or not) that creates fear. Often precedes drops or is used as a manipulation tool.
WHALE
Investor holding a large amount of a crypto (>0.1% of circulating supply), able to influence price significantly with their orders.
DYOR
Do Your Own Research. Never buy just because someone recommended it.
DCA
Dollar Cost Averaging. Strategy of investing fixed amounts at regular intervals regardless of price. Reduces timing risk.
KYC
Know Your Customer. Mandatory identity verification on regulated exchanges, usually requires ID and proof of address.
Step-by-step

How to buy your first cryptocurrency

~15 minutes. Minimum cost: $10-$20. Follow these 5 steps in order.

  1. 1

    Pick a regulated exchange

    Binance, Coinbase, Kraken or KuCoin. Verify legal operation in your country and review fees.

  2. 2

    Complete KYC

    Upload ID/passport and proof of address. Verification typically takes minutes to 24h.

  3. 3

    Deposit funds

    Bank transfer (cheaper, 1-2 days) or card (faster, 1-3% fee). Start small to test the full flow.

  4. 4

    Buy your first crypto

    Find BTC/USD or ETH/USDT. Use a limit order to fix entry price instead of paying market spread.

  5. 5

    Move to your personal wallet

    For larger amounts, transfer to a hardware wallet (Ledger/Trezor) or reputable mobile wallet (Trust, Metamask). ALWAYS verify the address before confirming.

Frequently asked questions

How do I start learning crypto from zero?+
Start with what a blockchain is, then Bitcoin, then how wallets and exchanges work. Follow the 3 tracks on this page in order (Foundations -> Technical Analysis -> Strategy). Practice reading charts on TradingView demo accounts before risking real money.
How much money do I need to start investing in crypto?+
Most exchanges allow you to start with $10-$20. The recommended approach: never invest more than 5-10% of your savings in crypto and apply DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) - small recurring buys instead of lump-sum.
Which technical indicator is best for beginners?+
For beginners, RSI is the clearest: it tells you if a crypto is overbought (>70) or oversold (<30). Combine it with EMA200 to confirm trend: above EMA200 = bull, below = bear. Add volume to confirm moves.
How long does a crypto cycle last?+
Historically, Bitcoin cycles last ~4 years, synced with the halving. The bull phase typically lasts 12-18 months after the halving, followed by a 12-18 month bear (-70% to -85%), then accumulation before the next halving.
How do I protect my crypto?+
Best practices: 1) use a hardware wallet (Ledger, Trezor) for serious size, 2) never share private keys or seed phrase, 3) enable 2FA with authenticator app (not SMS) on exchanges, 4) verify addresses before sending (clipboard malware swaps them), 5) split funds across multiple wallets.