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The core academy covers crypto, indices, commodities and FX through daily live sessions with 6 professional traders. The two separate AI signal bots split this further: one covers 24 crypto pairs, the other covers indices and commodities like Nasdaq, Dow, Gold and Silver.

The core academy is $79/month with a 14-day free trial. The Crypto Signals Bot is $99.99/month (listed at a crossed-out $124.99, a 20% saving) and the Indices & Commodities Bot is $99/month (listed at a crossed-out $123.75, also 20% off). These are three separate products with separate billing. Prices are from the Whop listing, July 2026.

The listings cite specific figures: 71% win rate on high-conviction signals for the Crypto Signals Bot (with a stated +13R total return in its first week), and an 89% win rate over 9 trades (+5,197 pips) for the Indices & Commodities Bot. Treat these as recent performance snapshots, not audited long-term track records — small samples can look very different over time.

The public reviews are detailed and consistent: 40 ratings at 5.0 on Whop (which only accepts reviews from paying members), with several reviewers reporting 2-3+ years of membership and some upgrading to lifetime access. The academy has operated since 2020.

One honest flag: the listing's marketing states "2,000+ members," while the Whop community page shows 245 joined. That gap doesn't necessarily mean anything is wrong, but it's worth knowing rather than taking the larger figure at face value.

No, and the official listing says so directly: the bots provide analysis and trade ideas only, not financial advice, and past performance doesn't guarantee future results. The listing explicitly states you're solely responsible for your own trading decisions and should verify every signal on your own chart before entering.

The core academy offers a 14-day free trial. The signal bots don't appear to include a trial based on the listings shown, so check the current offer on Whop before subscribing to either bot.

Reviews suggest yes — Sam's review specifically calls it great for beginners as well as more experienced traders, and Peter's review notes the traders explain their reasoning rather than just handing out signals, which helps newer traders build real skill.

The Whop community page shows 245 joined (July 2026), while the profile's own marketing states 2,000+ members. Individual products vary: the academy shows 64 members, the Crypto Signals Bot 137, and the Indices & Commodities Bot 14. Treat the larger marketing figure with some caution and the specific per-product numbers as more directly verifiable.

No. They're three independent products. Most traders should start with the academy's free trial and add a signal bot only for the specific market they trade — crypto, or indices/commodities — rather than buying everything at once.

No. The official risk disclaimer on the bot listings states this plainly: signals are trade ideas, not guarantees, and past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Trading indices, metals, futures and crypto all carry significant risk of loss regardless of a bot's recent win rate. Never risk more than you can afford to lose, and verify every signal yourself before entering.