The full curriculum is open.
Fifteen modules. Five operating documents. A 150-term reference glossary. Nine operator cards. The capstone framework. The seventeen-section disclosure file. Read in any order. Return as often as the operator needs to.
The Academy is built for the operator who reads. The protocol does not install in a single session. The curriculum is sequential because the vocabulary builds. Module 02 assumes the reader can name a tick value. Module 06 assumes the reader can read a contract spec. Module 15 assumes the reader has built a position sizing worksheet.
Two reading paths are listed below. The linear path takes the operator through the full curriculum in order. The targeted path is for the operator who already trades and wants to install the institutional layer without reviewing the literacy modules. Both paths land at the same capstone.
Two paths to the same capstone.
Read from Module 01 forward.
The full sequence. Begin with contract literacy. Build the spec sheet read. Install the margin and mark-to-market discipline. Move through structures, complexes, and systems in order. End at the protocol. Recommended for operators new to regulated futures.
Begin at Module 01 →Direct to Module 06.
For operators who already trade regulated futures and understand contract mechanics, margin, and the curve. Skip the foundation arc. Begin at the structures arc. The capstone integrates the foundation regardless. Operators are expected to read the foundation modules at some point.
Begin at Module 06 →All fifteen modules. One library.
The ledger below lists every module in build order. Read in sequence or by topic. Modules currently in build are noted. The operator's lifetime access includes every module added after enrollment.
What a futures contract actually is.
Available Open → 02Contract specifications and tick economics.
Available Open 03Margin, mark-to-market, and daily settlement.
Available Open 04The curve, roll yield, and term structure.
Available Open 05The structural edge and Section 1256.
Available OpenOutright long, outright short.
Available Open 07Calendar spreads (time spreads).
Available Open 08Intercommodity and intramarket spreads.
Available Open 09Micro versus standard contract selection.
Available OpenEnergy complex. CL, NG, RBOB, HO.
Available Open 11Metals complex. GC, SI, HG, PL.
Available Open 12Equity index complex. ES, NQ, YM, plus micros.
Available OpenFinding the setup. Scan, filter, engage, pass.
Available Open 14Order types, stops, roll discipline, drawdown.
Available Open 15The protocol. Risk architecture for futures operators.
Available OpenCurriculum status and lifetime guarantee.
The materials the operator returns to.
The reference set is consulted across every cycle. The dashboard is the operator's command center for tracking which modules have been read and which operating documents are in use.
The dashboard.
The operating cockpit. Curriculum status, recommended next reading, protocol quick reference, capital allocation, the daily checklist.
Open Dashboard →The glossary.
One hundred fifty-plus futures-specific terms, defined in operator language with institutional context attached. The trader's first reference when a word appears.
Open Glossary →Operator cards.
One card per major structure. Entry checklist, sizing rule, management protocol, exit logic. The trader's pre-flight reference.
Open Cards →Operating documents.
The five working files. Cycle journal, position tracker, sizing worksheet, scoring rubric, risk policy template. Downloaded and used.
Open Templates →The capstone.
The integration reading. Pulls every module into a single working protocol. Read at the end of the linear path. The synthesis document.
Open Capstone →The disclosures.
Seventeen-section regulatory framing. CFTC and NFA references. Section 1256 treatment. Risk acknowledgments specific to regulated futures.
Open Disclosures →Live consultation.
Available as an opt-in for active operators. A thirty-minute review session with the founder, scheduled at the operator's request. The curriculum stands complete without it. Used by operators who want a second read on a position, a sizing question, or a written risk policy in draft.