
Step by step
- Open Academy. Take the three-question assessment to get a suggested learning path, or pick any track yourself.
- Tracks cover options flow, gamma levels, sector rotation, the trading journal, Lebs AI, risk management, execution and market structure, bonds and rates, crypto and DeFi, and futures.
- Open a lesson, read it (each has a worked example and a caution), then answer its quiz. Each answer comes with an explanation; your best score is kept.
- Mark lessons as read. Once every lesson is read and every quiz passed, you get a completion record you can print. It's a personal record, not an accredited certificate.
- Try the guided futures simulation and the decision exercise (state a probability and your reasoning before a random outcome is revealed, then see your Brier score).
- Use the glossary at the bottom, and tap any underlined word anywhere in a lesson for a quick definition.
- The ? button on many screens opens the lessons for that screen.
Every control, explained
- Tracks and lessons
- Short lessons, 300–600 words each, in plain words. How: Open a track; use Previous and Next.
- Quizzes
- Check-your-understanding questions with explanations. How: Pick answers and click 'Check answers'.
- Assessment and recommendations
- A short quiz that ranks learning paths, and next-lesson suggestions. How: Answer three questions.
- Guided simulations and decision exercise
- Practice futures margin and probabilistic thinking. How: Follow the on-screen steps.
- Glossary
- Every term used in Lebs. How: Search at the bottom of the Academy.
Limits to know
- Use Settings → Display → Reduce transparency for opaque surfaces.
- Lessons are education, not advice; newer lessons are marked as awaiting expert review. Progress is saved with your account when signed in.
Try it: Take the assessment, then read the first lesson it suggests and pass its quiz.
Lebs is for education and research, not investment advice, and it places no orders.