Questions
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FAQ
The usual questions.
How much does it cost?
The Club has a free tier for limited Discord access. Paid tiers are Monthly at €179.99 and Quarterly at €499 — the Quarterly tier includes the live Mentorship. Alpha is application-only, priced after the discovery call. All prices are in euros.
What's the difference between Mentorship and Alpha?
Mentorship is the live trading sessions coached by Mark, plus the course — included with the Quarterly Club tier. Alpha is everything in Mentorship plus a weekly 1:1 private call with Mark. Mentorship is open enrolment; Alpha is application-only.
I'm a complete beginner — is this for me?
Yes. The Club is built so beginners can follow a structured path from the basics into the ORB and RAB frameworks. Mentorship and Alpha are better suited to traders who already have some screen time and want live coaching to sharpen execution.
How much time does it take?
Most members focus on the futures open — typically the first hour or two of the session, plus time for review afterwards. The frameworks are designed to be a defined, repeatable daily process rather than a full-time job.
What markets do you trade?
The frameworks are taught primarily on futures, with a focus on index futures around the session open. The principles transfer to other liquid instruments, but futures is the home market.
Do you give signals or trade alerts?
No. Byond Capital is an education and community brand. We teach a method and walk markets together — we don't run a signals service or manage capital on your behalf.
Can I cancel my membership?
Yes. Monthly and quarterly memberships can be cancelled from your account at any time and won't renew at the next billing date. For Alpha, terms are confirmed on the discovery call.
Is this financial advice?
No. Byond Capital provides educational content only. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, or trading advice. Trading carries significant risk and you should only ever risk capital you can afford to lose.