A trade is a decision, not a prediction. This manual teaches crypto futures trading as that decision: seven steps from observing a chart to reviewing the result, where a pass that follows from your own rules counts as a good outcome. One decision is judged against the plan you wrote, not against what price did next. Whether the plan is worth keeping is a separate question, answered from a record of many decisions.
It is for someone who has an exchange account and has traded perpetual futures, probably with leverage, probably losing on at least one. It teaches process, never which coin to buy. It is free and has no byline, so it cannot ask for trust. Each page says where its tool breaks.
Start with the ten-step path. Chapter 1 asks what you will trade at all and how much you may lose, and ends in a one-page charter. Every later chapter ends in something you produce, and the next uses it. To look something up instead, the setups are nine patterns written risk first, the concepts explain one tool or term each, and the rules checklist puts the seven steps on one page.
The examples use two house constraints: a planned loss of 1 to 2% of the account per trade, and a leverage ceiling of 3x. They are this manual's choices, not a recommended allocation, and risking less, or not trading, is always allowed.