The Primer Path teaches you what to think. These guides cover the other half — the buttons you actually have to press, with the arithmetic worked out so you can check your own result afterwards. Written to be run alongside the live interface, not from memory.
What to press once money is in the market, and how to check afterwards that the screen did what you meant.
Spot versus Futures, base versus quote, market versus limit — and the fill arithmetic showing why a $120 market buy at a quoted $60,000 can settle at an average of $60,050.
Related: Lesson 6 — order types · order book
Deposits and withdrawals — the only group where a mistake cannot be undone, so each guide warns first and instructs second.
Address, network, memo and test transaction: the checklist that stops the one mistake in crypto you cannot undo, and what a test transfer really costs.
Related: Lesson 5 — choosing an exchange
The pre-trade checklist and the position-sizing guide, free — written for the same reason these guides are: steps beat memory.