29 Sept 2025
This comprehensive course guides individuals through crypto leverage trading, covering everything from basic account setup and exchange operations to advanced technical analysis and risk management. It is designed to equip traders with the necessary skills to actively trade on an exchange, regardless of their prior experience.
The course provides a step-by-step guide to leverage trading in crypto, starting from basic account creation and exchange functionality, progressing through fundamental and technical analysis, trade execution, and comprehensive risk management, including advanced concepts like Smart Money Concept and ICT.
Choosing a trading exchange depends on geographical location and preference for either a centralized route, which involves trusting funds to the exchange, or a decentralized route, which offers self-custody, privacy, and anonymity.
Evex is presented as a leading decentralized exchange in the DeFi space, offering an all-in-one DEX experience comparable to large centralized exchanges but with self-custody of funds, increased safety, lower costs, and enhanced user interface friendliness. It operates as a decentralized hybrid model, has a mobile app, and has been fully audited by HashEx and Certik.
Evex is developing a full ecosystem including debit cards, copy trading, an academy, OTC desk, and AI trading. Users can receive a 10% cashback on trading fees by signing up via a specific referral link, which is claimable daily. The platform also features gamification with XP, rewards, and skill paths that increase cashback and referral commissions.
Signing up on Evex is user-friendly, allowing registration via email, Google, or Apple accounts, as well as advanced options like MetaMask, Rebi wallet, or even a Ledger, providing greater privacy and control over assets.
Deposits can be made from other exchanges (e.g., Bybit, Binance, OKX), directly from a personal wallet, or by purchasing crypto with a credit/debit card, Apple Pay, or bank transfers. Users who sign up with email automatically generate a decentralized, self-custodial wallet on Evex.
Before trading, assets must be transferred from the smart account to the trading account within Evex. This action contributes to user rewards and XP on the platform.
The trading terminal features coin selection, detailed data, customizable timeframes (e.g., 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, daily, weekly), indicators like RSI, and various chart types (Japanese candles are standard). Drawing tools for technical analysis, such as lines, rays, Fibonacci retracement, and shapes, are available.
Chart tools include an eye icon to clear drawings, a lock for multi-chart analysis, and a magnet tool that snaps drawing lines to candle highs/lows for precision. Charts can be viewed in automatic or logarithmic scale, with logarithmic often preferred for larger levels and linear for short-term perspectives.
The right-hand window of the terminal is for placing trades, offering market orders (executing immediately at current price), limit orders (setting a specific entry price), and stop-limit orders.
Active trades are displayed in the positions section, showing instrument, quantity, value, entry/market prices, liquidation price, and profit/loss. Trades can be reversed, closed by market order, and equipped with stop-loss and take-profit levels directly from the interface or by dragging on the chart.
Leverage allows traders to open positions significantly larger than their account balance (e.g., 10x or 50x). While it amplifies potential profits, it also dramatically increases the risk of losses, potentially leading to the loss of an entire account with small price movements.
Key risk management principles include never risking more than 1% of the deposit per trade (0.1-0.5% for larger deposits), stopping trading after three consecutive losses in a day, and maintaining a minimum 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio. Moving the stop-loss to breakeven once the price moves one stop-loss unit in profit secures trades.
Candlesticks consist of a body (open and close price), wicks (highest and lowest price points reached), and indicate high and low points. They are fundamental units that form waves, which in turn form micro-trends, and then larger trends as one zooms out on the chart.
Market trends involve sequences of higher highs/lows for uptrends or lower highs/lows for downtrends. Break of structure indicates a potential trend reversal. Basic patterns like head and shoulders or double top formations are used for predicting price movements, with neckline breaks often indicating trade entries.
Analyzing historical price levels and drawing support/resistance lines helps identify potential entry and exit points. Levels with more touches indicate stronger significance. Diagonal levels and 'zones of interest' (marked by rectangles) are also used to anticipate price reactions, especially when multiple significant levels converge.
Fibonacci retracement is used to identify potential support and resistance levels based on previous price swings. Key levels, particularly 0.618 and 0.786, often show precise price reactions, serving as strategic points for trade entries, especially for continuations.
RSI is an indicator that measures the speed and change of price movements. Readings below 30 suggest an asset is oversold (potential for bounce), while readings above 70 indicate it is overbought (potential for correction). Divergences between RSI and price action can signal reversals.
Effective trading strategies involve combining multiple analysis methods, such as Fibonacci, RSI, and price levels, with proper risk and money management to identify precise entry and exit points.
The Evex Academy offers further in-depth education on advanced trading concepts like Smart Money Concepts and affiliate marketing. Depositing at least $300 on Evex and connecting a Telegram account grants access to an exclusive trading community with trade setups and content.
Risking no more than 1% of the deposit per trade ensures a trader can sustain 100 consecutive incorrect predictions before losing their entire capital, highlighting the paramount importance of disciplined risk management.
| Key Aspect | Description | Relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange Selection | Traders choose between centralized exchanges (trusting funds to the exchange) and decentralized exchanges (retaining self-custody and privacy). | Critical for security and control over assets. |
| Evex Features | Evex is a decentralized hybrid exchange offering user-friendliness, audited smart contracts, mobile access, and a developing ecosystem with features like copy trading and AI trading. | Provides a secure, versatile, and user-centric DeFi trading experience. |
| Trading Fee Cashback | Signing up with a specific link grants a 10% cashback on trading fees, claimable daily as real money that can be withdrawn or used for trading. | Significant cost saving for active traders. |
| Risk Management: Max Risk | Never risk more than 1% of the deposit per trade, with 0.1-0.5% recommended for larger accounts, to ensure long-term capital preservation. | Fundamental rule for sustainable and disciplined trading. |
| Risk Management: Three Losses Rule | Stop trading and re-evaluate the strategy after experiencing three consecutive losing trades in a single day. | Prevents emotional trading and larger losses during unfavorable market conditions. |
| Risk Management: Risk-to-Reward Ratio | Maintain a minimum 3:1 risk-to-reward ratio, ensuring potential profits are at least three times greater than potential losses. | Allows for profitability even with a lower win rate. |
| Trade Protection: Break-even Stop-Loss | Move the stop-loss to the entry point (break-even) once the price moves at least one stop-loss unit into profit. | Secures trades and eliminates risk once a certain profit threshold is met. |
| Candlestick Analysis | Understanding candlestick components (open, close, body, wicks, high, low) is crucial for interpreting price action and market sentiment. | Forms the basis for all technical chart analysis. |
| Fibonacci & RSI | Fibonacci retracement (key levels 0.618, 0.5, 0.786) and RSI (oversold/overbought zones, divergences) are powerful tools for identifying precise entry/exit points and market strength. | Provides objective points of interest and confirms market conditions. |
| Evex Academy & Community | Evex Academy offers advanced education (Smart Money Concepts, affiliate marketing), and a deposit of $300 grants access to an exclusive Telegram trading community. | Provides resources for advanced learning and networking with other traders. |
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