Education

Learn the math that
keeps an account alive.

27 lessons, 44 practice setups, and a Pattern Lab built around what actually goes wrong.

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Curriculum

Five modules. Read in order.

Foundations covers the vocabulary, Risk covers the math, Strategies gives you the pattern names, Platform shows the UI, and Tax answers the questions every Indian analyst eventually asks their CA.

Module 01
Foundations
6 lessons · 35 min total

What perpetuals are, how leverage works, how P&L is actually computed, and how to read a candle. The shortest module. Skip it only if you've traded perps before.

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Module 02
Risk management
6 lessons · 38 min total

Where most accounts end. Position sizing, expectancy, and the three platform limits you need to internalise — MLL, DLL, and PDL — with the numbers from your actual tier.

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Module 03
Strategy primers
5 lessons · 33 min total

A vocabulary of approaches, not a single answer. Momentum, mean reversion, support and resistance, breakouts, reversals. Each lesson ends in a Pattern Lab session for that pattern.

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Module 04
Platform tutorials
5 lessons · 30 min total

The terminal, the order panel, cross vs isolated margin, the dashboard, fees and funding. Step-by-step, screenshot-heavy. Read this before your first evaluation trade.

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Module 05
Tax & payouts (India)
5 lessons · 37 min total

Section 194J explained, TDS mechanics, analyst-vs-trader classification, the payout cycle, and what records to keep. The questions every analyst asks their CA, answered with the actual xtree Capital LLP setup.

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Practice

Train your eye on the patterns that fail.

44 historical setups across 8 patterns. The hard tier is deliberately weighted toward failed patterns — because the most common retail mistake isn't missing a setup, it's treating every setup as a real one. Practise the failures and the wins get easier to see.

8 patterns44 setups3 difficulty tiers
MomentumMean revertBounceBreakoutH&S
Easy · 24-candle revealTry a session →
Why this matters
Real product math

Every risk lesson uses your actual MLL and DLL numbers — not hypothetical "X% of account." Every order-type lesson references the order panel as it ships. Every tax lesson cites Section 194J as it applies to xtree Capital LLP analysts.

Why this matters
Failure-first pedagogy

Most retail content shows winning patterns only. We pair every pattern with the failed version of it, weight the harder tiers toward the failures, and score "no-trade was the right call" as a correct answer.

Why this matters
Built for Indian traders

Section 194J. TDS on Form 26AS. ₹-denominated examples. IST-anchored settlement. Almost no good crypto-trading education exists for the Indian context — that's the gap this fills.