Crypto Futures Trading Course: Leverage, Liquidation and Risk
This 5-week course explains how crypto futures actually work before you touch leverage: perpetual contracts, initial and maintenance margin, how the liquidation price is calculated, what funding rates are, and how to size positions so that leverage does not destroy your account. It is meant for learners who already understand spot trading.
- Fee: ₹5,999
- Duration: 5 weeks
- Level: Intermediate
- Mode: Live online
- Language: Hindi and English
What you will be able to do
- Explain how perpetual futures differ from spot and dated futures
- Calculate liquidation price for isolated and cross margin
- Read funding rates and understand who pays whom
- Size a leveraged position from a fixed rupee risk
- Set drawdown limits and stop rules for yourself
Detailed syllabus
Module 1: Futures mechanics
- Spot vs futures vs perpetuals
- Mark price and index price
- Long and short positions
Module 2: Margin and leverage
- Initial and maintenance margin
- Isolated vs cross margin
- Liquidation price worked examples
Module 3: Funding and costs
- Funding rate explained
- Fees, spread and slippage
- Open interest basics
Module 4: Risk management
- Position sizing with leverage
- Stop-loss vs liquidation
- Drawdown and risk of ruin
- Daily and weekly loss limits
Module 5: India context
- Tax treatment and TDS
- Platform and counterparty risk
- Why offshore platforms carry extra risk
Who this course is for
- Learners who have completed a crypto beginner course
- Spot traders who want to understand derivatives before using them
Fees and what is included
| Course fee | ₹5,999 (one-time) |
|---|---|
| Duration | 5 weeks |
| Format | Live online classes with recordings |
| Included | Notes, quizzes, student doubt group, completion certificate from the academy |
| Not included | Tips, signals, trade calls or account handling |
See all prices on the course fees page, meet our trainers, or read the full curriculum.
Crypto Futures & Risk Management: FAQs
What is liquidation in crypto futures?
Liquidation is when the exchange force-closes your leveraged position because your margin can no longer cover the loss. With 10x leverage, a roughly 10% move against you (less after fees) can liquidate the position.
What is a funding rate?
A funding rate is a periodic payment between long and short traders in perpetual futures. It keeps the contract price close to the spot price. When funding is positive, longs pay shorts.
Can a beginner take this course?
We recommend the Crypto Trading for Beginners course first. This course assumes you already understand spot markets, order types and candlestick charts.
Do you provide futures signals?
No. We do not provide signals or trade calls of any kind.