Educational Materials

Cryptocurrency trading is a high-risk activity. The first steps are often accompanied by small losses, which can discourage beginners from continuing. Even more dangerous is when an inexperienced trader earns a profit right away — this creates the illusion of easy money, leading them to increase their deposit, only to lose a much larger amount soon after. The realization of this pattern usually comes later.

A small failure is not always a bad thing. It can act like a vaccine — a tuition fee for learning. By staying in the community and learning from peers, a trader can develop their own strategy while preserving the main deposit. Large losses, on the other hand, often force people to leave the market and reduce the chances of returning to trading anytime soon.

How to Make Your Trading Journey Easier and Safer

1. Observe and study. New material rarely sticks right away, even if it seems simple.
2. Master the exchange interface: demo account, creating, editing, and deleting orders. This will help you understand exactly what you are automating with the bot.
3. Read the Telegram community for at least a week: explore beginners’ questions and support’s answers.
4. Watch all videos in the Academy — they cover the key concepts and platform settings.
5. Study webinars and educational videos on video platforms, and repeat the presenters’ steps when setting up the bot.
6. Read the Wiki — here everything you need to know is explained clearly and in detail. Many pages include links to videos.
7. Use in-platform hints: pop-ups and help links save time searching for the right articles.
8. Try free backtests and support consultations to discuss results and gain a deeper understanding of the tool.

Tip

Don’t rush to launch a bot just to “not miss out on profits.” This kind of urgency is a trick often used by course sellers — it plays on greed. The market is always there, and opportunities will exist at any time.

Only launch the bot when you are truly ready.