Every lesson is a short video on the SetupStudy YouTube channel. Follow the tracks in order — each one builds on the last. Lessons marked coming soon are in production and land on the channel first.
Know the arena before you play in it.
Stocks, indices and crypto look similar on a chart — they are not the same game. Learn what moves each one before you trade it.
Spot, margin, futures and options explained plainly — what you own, what you owe, and where the risk actually sits.
Market vs limit orders, fees and slippage — how a trade really gets filled on an exchange.
One wrong network can burn your money forever. ERC-20, TRC-20, BEP-20 and Solana — how to send USDT safely and fund your accounts.
Bitcoin moved 5% in twenty minutes with no headline — what you missed was a clock. Asia, London, New York: why timing is a tool.
Price shows the move. Funding rate and open interest show the crowd behind it — and when that crowd is about to get squeezed.
Survival first. These lessons keep you in the game long enough to get good at it.
Leverage turns a 1% price move into a 10% gain — and a 10% drop into a total wipeout. The stop loss is the only thing in between.
Every trade is a probability game. Professionals win it not by predicting, but by tilting the odds and letting the math work.
Where exits are planned before entries — and why "letting it run" needs a rule, not a feeling.
What leverage really multiplies, how margin works, and where liquidation prices come from.
Two ways to risk your account balance — one of them can take everything. Know the difference before you choose.
The 1% rule, position-size math, and why capital protection comes before profit.
What each tool measures — and what it can never tell you. In production now.
What the Relative Strength Index actually calculates, and why "overbought" doesn't mean "sell".
How the MACD is built, what its crossovers really say, and where they fail.
Simple moving averages explained — smoothing price without lying about it.
Exponential moving averages react quicker. What you gain in speed, you pay in noise.
