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A free, structured crypto technical-analysis course — work through it lesson by lesson, beginner to advanced.

Why Most Traders Lose (and the Maths That Fixes It)

Most accounts don't die from bad predictions — they die from bad arithmetic. Expectancy, win-rate myths, and the one habit that keeps you solvent.

Part 2

Position Sizing: The Rule That Keeps You in the Game

The math that separates traders who survive from those who blow up. Set your size from your stop-loss, not your gut — with a live calculator to prove it.

Part 3

Your Chart Stack: Seven Moving Averages, One Clean Chart

The course runs on a fixed set of averages: 8, 55 and 200 simple; 13, 21, 34 and 200 exponential. Paint them, learn their colours, and find out where each one lives on this platform.

Part 4

Momentum, Volatility and the Moon Overlay: RSI, MACD, Bollinger, Volume

The second layer of the chart: two momentum panes, a volatility envelope, volume, and the calendar overlay the course uses. What each one is on this platform, and what it is not.

Part 5

Timeframes and Alerts: The Hierarchy, and How to Get Told

Which timeframes the course trades, which ones this platform offers, and how to set an alert that reaches you without sitting in front of the chart.

Part 6

Fibonacci, Part Two: Extensions, Bearish Pulls and Bull Traps

The retracement tool pulled both ways, the extension levels above 1, and how a failed golden-pocket bounce turns into a trap.

Part 7

The Wolf Cross and the EMA Crosses

The 8/55 simple-average cross the course is built around, the 13/34 exponential cross that confirms it, and the two 200s. See every cross the lesson chart can find, and screen the whole market for the latest ones.

Part 8

RSI and MACD Divergences on the Timeframes That Matter

Regular bullish and bearish divergence, the 50 line, the blow-off zone above 90, and how to combine the two panes into one checklist instead of two opinions.

Part 9

Bollinger Bands on the Big Timeframes

Weekly and daily closes outside the bands, the squeeze that precedes a move, and what the course watches when the bands stretch.

Part 10

Setting Up the Trading Chart: What Is Already There, What You Add, What It Forgets

The TradingView chart on the Technical Analysis page is where you watch live price. Here is exactly what it can and cannot hold, so you never hunt for a button that does not exist.

Part 11

Wyckoff Reaccumulation: Reading Continuation

The events of a reaccumulation range in the platform's own vocabulary, the four shapes the course author distinguishes, and how to check your read against the live Wyckoff Phase Calculator.

Part 12

The Four Wyckoff Families: Accumulation, Distribution, Reaccumulation, Redistribution

How the course sorts every range into one of four families, the common sub-shapes inside each, and why you match a chart to a family rather than to a template.

Part 13

Trend, Levels, and the W and the M

Mark the trend from its highs and lows, flip support and resistance when they fail, and read the two reversal shapes the course trades: the W and the M, with their measured moves.

Part 14

Patterns Are Tertiary: Flags, Triangles, Head and Shoulders

Why the course ranks patterns last, the few it does use, how long each must take to be worth anything in crypto, and the measured moves for each.

Part 15

Setting Up a Laddered Entry

Turn a support range into five limit orders on the paper ticket, size them from the account, check the liquidation price, and know how to move them when the averages move.

Part 16

Paper Trading Walkthrough: The Ticket, Top to Bottom

Every control on the WenMoonLambo paper ticket, in the order you use it: spot or perpetuals, order types, size, leverage and margin mode, take-profit and stop-loss, and how to close.

Part 17

Protecting a Trade: Sizing, Stops, Scam Wicks and Staged Exits

What keeps a laddered trade alive when price goes against it, the author's scam-wick technique with the platform's warning attached, and the leverage rules the course lives by.

Part 18

Take Profit and Stop Loss, Properly

Which side of entry each one goes on for a short, the confluence the course wants before placing either, and where on this platform they are set.

Part 19

Following Up on Open Trades

The daily review of what is open: which timeframes to re-read, when to move the ladder, when to cancel, and how the journal keeps you honest.

Part 20

Allocation Versus Risk: The 25 Percent Model on Top of the 1 Percent Rule

The course sizes exposure with a trading account of at most 10 percent of the portfolio and at most 25 percent of it per trade, split across five entries. Here is how that sits on top of the 1 percent rule from Module 1 without contradicting it.

Part 21

The Pre-Trade Checklist

Eleven steps, in order, every time, with the WenMoonLambo control for each one. Structure first, indicators second, patterns last, then the levels.

Part 22

The Daily Warm-Up

The course routine: start clean, run top-down through the timeframes with the averages and momentum, run it again with the bands, take notes, and only then define entries.

Part 23

Heikin-Ashi and the 89/233 Cross

A second chart setup for the advanced lessons: smoothed candles, two long Fibonacci averages, and the 21 EMA as the trend line inside them. Master the earlier modules first.

Part 24

Lower-Timeframe Confluence, and When Not to Trade

How the advanced setup drops from the four-hour to the hourly for entries, the no-trade conditions that matter more than any entry, and the course author's warning about scalping.

Part 25

Reading Candlesticks: Bodies, Wicks & What They Say

Every candle is a one-bar story of a fight between buyers and sellers. Learn to read the body, the wicks, and the handful of candles that actually matter.

Part 26

Support & Resistance: The Lines That Matter

Price has memory. Support and resistance mark where it turned before and where it's most likely to turn again: the most useful lines on any chart.

Part 27

Trends & Market Structure: Higher Highs, Lower Lows

A trend is not a vibe — it has a precise definition you can see on the chart. Learn to read market structure so you always know which way the wind is blowing.

Part 28

Moving Averages: The Trend in One Line

What a moving average actually measures, why the length matters, and how to read price against it — with the chart above to paint on as you go.

Part 29

Moving Average Crosses: The Golden and the Death

When a fast moving average crosses a slow one, it marks a shift in trend that traders worldwide watch. Meet the golden cross, the death cross, and their traps.

Part 30

RSI & MACD: Reading Momentum (and When It Lies)

Oscillators measure the speed of a move, not its direction. Learn to read RSI and MACD — and to spot divergence, the moment price and momentum disagree.

Part 31

Bollinger Bands: Reading Volatility

Bollinger Bands wrap a moving average in a volatility envelope that widens and narrows with the market, showing when a move is stretched or one is coming.

Part 32

Fibonacci Retracement: Where Pullbacks Pause

Trends push, pull back and push again. Fibonacci retracement maps where pullbacks tend to stall, so you can plan an entry instead of chasing.

Part 33

Trading Ranges: Mark the Box, Trade the Edges

Markets trend maybe a third of the time — the rest is chop between levels. How to mark a range honestly, and why the middle of the box is where accounts go to die.

Part 34

Wyckoff 101: The Market Has a Script

A century-old lens that still explains crypto's cycles: accumulation, markup, distribution, markdown — and why big money needs YOUR panic and YOUR fomo.

Part 35

From Chart to Ticket: Executing Like a Professional

The last mile: turning an idea into an order without donating money — order types, the pre-trade checklist, and the journal habit that compounds skill.

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