Cryptocurrency Trading and Investment

Delivery Method Dates Timing Location Registration Fees
Instructor-Led Training

(In-Person and Live Webinars)
October 4, 11, 18, 25, 2025 Saturdays: 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM Dubai Knowledge Park USD 1,250

About this Program

Cryptocurrency Trading & Investment is a hands-on mentorship program that combines real-time trading experience with structured learning of cryptocurrency markets. Designed for beginners, traders, and enthusiasts, this immersive course allows participants to connect their accounts on centralized exchanges such as Binance and observe a fully automated trading system executing strategies on leading assets like BTC and ETH. All trades are displayed through a live dashboard, providing participants with direct visibility into strategy execution and performance.

Throughout the program, participants will learn how to read charts, interpret market signals, and apply technical analysis using popular indicators such as EMA and RSI. They will gain a clear understanding of the differences between spot and futures markets, including how leverage and volatility impact trading outcomes. Risk management principles such as stop-loss, take-profit, trailing stops, and position sizing are emphasized, enabling participants to build trading strategies step by step — and then see these strategies executed in real market conditions through the automated trading system.

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Course Completion Certificate accredited by the Dubai Government (KHDA).

Registration closes September 22, 2025 — Limited seats available!

Module 1 – Introduction & Setup

  • Basics of blockchain, coins, tokens, and stablecoins.
  • Tokenomics: how to evaluate a crypto project.
  • Centralized vs. decentralized exchanges (CEX vs DEX): pros, cons, and use cases.
  • Why crypto markets are unique (volatility, 24/7 trading, liquidity differences).
  • Introduction to spot and futures markets (advantages, risks, and when each is used).
Lab: With instructor guidance, create and verify a Binance account, setup API keys (spot & futures), restrict by IP, and disable withdrawals.
Optional Exercise: Place a simple manual trade (market buy/sell) to see how order execution works.

Module 2 – Trading Strategy Basics

  • Timeframes and charting basics.
  • Difference between indicators, signals, and full strategies (sets expectations clearly).
  • Key indicators: support & resistance, moving averages, RSI, Bollinger Bands, and volume.
  • How indicators help identify market trends and trading opportunities.
  • Order Types: market, limit, stop-limit, and OCO orders — when and why to use each.
Lab: Connect the automated trading system to participants’ Binance accounts via API keys and observe two simple demo strategies (EMA crossover, RSI with Bollinger Bands filter).
Optional Exercise: Compare how the same trade could be placed manually vs executed by the automated system.

Module 3 – Futures Trading Fundamentals

  • What futures contracts are and how they differ from spot.
  • Margin types: isolated vs. cross.
  • Leverage: amplifying gains and losses.
  • Funding rates and their role in perpetual futures.
  • Long vs. short positions and liquidation risks.
  • How liquidation prices are calculated.
  • Pros & cons of futures vs. spot.
Lab: Run a simple long and short BTC/USDT futures trade with leverage using the automated system. Observe PnL, margin usage, and liquidation risk.
Optional Exercise: Place a manual leveraged futures order on Binance to compare manual execution with the automated system.

Module 4 – Risk Management & Execution

  • Why risk management is the foundation of successful trading.
  • Position sizing: how to decide trade size based on account balance.
  • Stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stop strategies.
  • Managing volatility in crypto: ATR (Average True Range) and other tools.
  • Risk/reward ratios: assessing whether a trade is worth taking.
  • The psychology of risk: avoiding over-leverage and revenge trading.
Lab: Run an automated strategy with risk parameters enabled (stop-loss and take-profit). Compare results with the same strategy run without risk controls.
Optional Exercise: Manually place a futures trade with a stop-loss and take-profit to reinforce order placement and risk discipline.

Module 5 – Building & Testing Advanced Strategies

  • Moving from simple signals (EMA/RSI) to combining multiple indicators.
  • Strategy layering: adding filters (e.g., RSI + Bollinger Bands + Volume confirmation).
  • Risk integration: applying stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stops inside strategy templates.
  • Backtesting vs. forward testing: understanding how strategies are evaluated in practice.
  • Key performance metrics: PnL, drawdown, win rate, Sharpe ratio — and how to interpret them.
  • Common pitfalls in strategy development: overfitting, ignoring fees, over-leverage, and unrealistic expectations.
Lab: Use the automated trading system’s strategy templates to progressively build a composite strategy (e.g., start with EMA crossover, then add RSI filter, then risk management). Observe live results on the dashboard.
Optional Exercise: Place a simplified manual version of the same strategy on Binance with a small position size to compare execution speed, accuracy, and consistency with the automated system.

Module 6 – Portfolio Management & Capstone

  • Why portfolios matter: risk diversification across assets and strategies.
  • Running multiple strategies on multiple assets (BTC, ETH, and selected altcoins).
  • Balancing long, short, and neutral positions.
  • Portfolio-level risk management: maximum drawdown, capital allocation, and exposure limits.
  • Monitoring correlations between assets and avoiding overexposure.
  • Performance review: evaluating strategies individually vs. at the portfolio level.
  • Preparing for real-world trading: discipline, record-keeping, and continuous improvement.
Lab: Use the automated system to run a mini-portfolio (e.g., EMA crossover on BTC, RSI strategy on ETH, and a Bollinger Bands filter on another asset) simultaneously. Observe combined PnL, risk exposure, and performance metrics in the dashboard.
Capstone Exercise: Each participant configures their own small portfolio (select assets + strategy templates + risk controls) and runs it during the session. At the end, they present their results, lessons learned, and how they would improve their approach going forward. Write a short trading plan summarizing your portfolio strategy and risk approach.

Audience

  • Beginners entering crypto: Individuals new to cryptocurrencies who want to understand the market, trading strategies, and investment opportunities.
  • Investors diversifying portfolios: Traditional investors seeking exposure to crypto as an alternative asset class.
  • Professionals upskilling: Finance, tech, and business professionals looking to stay current with trends in crypto trading and blockchain.
  • Entrepreneurs in crypto: Individuals starting or expanding ventures in the cryptocurrency space who need a solid foundation in market dynamics.
  • Crypto enthusiasts: Those already familiar with crypto who want to deepen their knowledge of trading strategies, technical analysis, and on-chain data.
  • Students in finance, economics, or tech: University students who want hands-on exposure to crypto trading and investment.
  • Traders interested in automation: Individuals curious about using trading bots and automated systems to test, execute, and optimize trading strategies more efficiently.

Prerequisites

  • Basic finance awareness (recommended): Familiarity with concepts like markets, stocks, or commodities is helpful but not required.
  • General knowledge of cryptocurrencies: Awareness of Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other major digital assets will make the learning curve smoother.
  • Basic computer literacy: Ability to use a computer, access websites, and navigate online platforms is essential for trading exercises.
  • Willingness to learn: An open mind and curiosity about blockchain, crypto, and automated trading systems are the most important prerequisites.

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

  • Confidently set up and secure a Binance account with API keys for safe trading access.
  • Understand and apply key trading concepts: spot vs. futures, leverage, and margin management.
  • Use technical indicators (EMA, RSI, Bollinger Bands, support/resistance, volume) to identify trading opportunities.
  • Execute and compare manual trades with automated system execution to understand efficiency and accuracy.
  • Develop, test, and evaluate trading strategies with proper risk controls (stop-loss, take-profit, position sizing).
  • Access and interpret the trading dashboard: analyze executed trades, PnL, drawdowns, and risk exposure; download data for further analysis.
  • Run multiple strategies across different assets within a portfolio and assess overall performance.
  • Apply risk management principles to minimize drawdowns and avoid common trading mistakes.
  • Leverage the automated trading system to scale strategies and maintain discipline in execution.

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