› 02— The curriculum
Three tracks. One framework.
Pick the tier that meets you where you actually trade. Every track runs on the same risk-first operating procedure — you just deepen the application as you move up.
- 01Foundations
Foundations Tier
Novice chart readers building a real reading habit
- Candles, structure, and confirmation under post-cap leverage rules
- Session-based liquidity: London open, NY close, Asia range
- One position at a time, risk-first sizing on every setup
6 weeks · 2 lessons/week · 1 live check-in
- 02Prop-Prep
Prop-Firm Evaluation Prep
Traders clearing FTMO-style funded-account challenges
- Daily-loss, max-drawdown, and profit-target math under real rules
- Trade-plan templates that survive trailing stop-outs
- Weekly journal reviews against the evaluator’s rubric
8 weeks · paired with a live mentor
- 03Discretionary
Advanced Discretionary
Traders managing their own capital with intent
- Multi-session context and event-driven positioning
- Hand-off between intraday and swing frames
- Quarterly portfolio review against your own ledger
Rolling cohort · capped at 12 seats
› 03— What we don’t sell
A credible path through the world’s largest, least-margin-padded market.
Forex is the biggest market in the world, and the most thinly taught. BasisPointLiquidity is the kind of program a serious trader would have built for themselves — if they’d had the time, the discipline, and the distance from their own habits.
- No signal screenshots, no Telegram pings, no copy-trade shortcuts.
- No affiliate broker funnels — we don’t take a cut from your spread.
- No income promises, no “get rich in 30 days” framing.
- No public chatroom clatter while you’re trying to read a session.
- Self-paced lessons with weekly live office hours.
- Trade-journal reviews against the same rubric the program teaches.
- Tuition-only revenue — the teaching has to stand on its own.
- Real broker constraints baked into every example (30:1 majors in the EU, 50:1 in the US).
› 04— The cadence
Six weeks. One operating procedure you actually own.
Each cohort walks the same sequence. The frame comes first, the reviews come every week, and the journal travels with you past graduation.
- W01
Set the frame
Reading currency pairs, session overlap, and capital rules.
- W02
Liquidity, not lines
Where stops cluster, why your entry fills where it does.
- W03
Risk survives the day
Build a sizing model that can take ten losses in a row.
- W04
Plan → execute → log
Pre-session checklist, post-session journal, no exceptions.
- W05
Review under pressure
Live review of the week with the cohort and a senior mentor.
- W06
Carry forward
Own a written operating procedure, not just a strategy.
› 05— Start here
Six checks before your first session.
The Prop-Firm Risk & Drawdown Checklist is the operating procedure the curriculum teaches, condensed to a page. Claim it free before the next lesson starts.
› 06— Frequently asked
Honest answers before you apply.
We’d rather you decide the right thing than the loud thing.
› 07— Apply
Bring a question. Bring a journal.
Tell us where you are in your trading, which track you’re considering, and what you’re trying to change. We reply with the next cohort start dates and current tuition for that track.
No sales sequence · No drip campaign · A real answer from a real person
— What to include
- Which track you’re considering
- Your trading context: retail account vs. funded challenge
- A specific question you want answered before applying
Replies typically land within two business days.