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One-on-one

Your plan. Your numbers.
Your questions.

Some questions are too specific for a group call, right? One-on-one crypto mentorship is where your own plan, your own trades and your own schedule go in front of a coach. You walk out knowing the next step... not with another video to watch.

What is a one-on-one session actually for?

One-on-one crypto mentorship here means a booked session with Chad Wittfeldt, and it runs about 45 minutes. It has one job: going through your own trades so you can see what you're actually doing, not what you think you're doing.

Now, a group call teaches the method to the whole room. A one-on-one applies it to YOU. And that's where the big breakthroughs tend to happen. Every one of our top students had theirs in a one-on-one, and it almost always came down to one of two things: patience, or risk management that kept changing from one trade to the next.

One topic comes up a lot. In Chad's words, the position-size slider "has come up on my one-on-ones a lot... I beat that to death on every basic call." So if you're still sizing trades by dragging that slider, expect to talk about it.

And just so you know going in, a one-on-one with Chad isn't tech support. If you need help with a platform, a login or getting your charts set up, that one-on-one goes to a different member of our staff. So your 45 minutes stay on the trading, right where they belong.

What should you bring to a one-on-one session?

The ask is simple. As Chad puts it, "Come like a professional." That means you show up with your charts and your last trades already marked up, so the session goes into the work instead of hunting for screenshots.

  • Your charts, with your levels already drawn on them
  • Your last trades, marked up with the entry, the stop and your notes on why you took them
  • The winners AND the losers, because you'll go through both
  • Your position sizing and risk per trade, checked against your real account size
  • Your written trading plan, so you can see where your trades drift from it

So why bring the losers? Because a losing trade isn't automatically a mistake. Sometimes you followed every rule and the market went the other way anyway. That's variance, and it's part of trading. Other times you broke your own rules and the trade worked out anyway, which is worse than it sounds. The whole point of the session is to separate the two... so you stop fixing what isn't broken and start fixing what is.

People repeat the same mistake for months because nobody ever looked at their trades. Bring them marked up, and the whole session is yours.

Is one-on-one right for you?

Not a fit if you want

  • Someone to lean on for every call instead of building the skill
  • A trade to copy, with no interest in the reasoning behind it
  • Someone to run your account and make the decisions for you
  • A shortcut that skips straight past risk management entirely

A fit if you want

  • Your own written plan checked, line by line, by a real coach
  • A strategy that fits your schedule, your job and your life
  • Your position sizing checked against your real account size
  • A clear next step on the roadmap, so you know what comes next

Where is one-on-one time included today?

Two places.

The Crypto Renegades Skool Community includes a 1-on-1 strategy session every quarter. It's free for a week, then $97/month. See the Skool Community.

The Mastermind includes one-on-one trade and chart reviews in the Discord. You send in a chart or a closed trade, and a coach walks you through it. See how trade and chart reviews work.

Want a one-on-one with Chad on top of that? Apply and tell us that's what you're after. We'll tell you straight what's available for your situation. No runaround.

Isn't this the same as a mentorship program?

No, and the difference matters. A mentorship program is the whole package: a curriculum, live sessions and a community. One-on-one time is one piece of it. A single session can't replace eight live sessions a week... and it was never supposed to. If you're comparing programs, read how to compare crypto mentorship programs. If you want the whole package, that's the Mastermind. See what a portfolio review covers, or browse every option on the services page.

One-on-one questions

  • A booked session of about 45 minutes with Chad Wittfeldt, going through your own charts and your last trades to separate real mistakes from normal variance. It applies our method to your situation, not somebody else's. It doesn't run your account, and it isn't tech support.

  • A session to pick or tighten the strategy that fits your life: swing trading for a busy schedule, intraday trading for a couple of focused hours a day, or market structure on a long-term holding account.

  • The Crypto Renegades Skool Community includes a 1-on-1 strategy session every quarter. The Mastermind includes one-on-one trade and chart reviews in the Discord.

  • One-on-ones with Chad are booked ahead and run about 45 minutes. Apply through the button on this page and tell us you want one-on-one time, and we'll walk you through what's available. Come like a professional: bring your charts and your last trades, marked up.

  • No. Tech support one-on-ones go to a different member of our staff. Your session with Chad stays on your charts and your trades.

  • No. It's education. You make every decision about your own money. That's the whole point of learning it.

Bring your own plan.

Apply for the Mastermind and tell us you want one-on-one time. Come with your plan, your journal and your questions. Looking for a coin tip? Save your time. Want your process checked? We'd like to see it. Crypto is risky, and nothing here is financial advice.

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