// THE TRAINING PATH
The Academy
The Academy is a progressive course. It starts with what a controlled peg is, builds up your controller, teaches the market you face, and finishes with how to compete and how to read your results. Each module ends with a short quiz, and finishing one unlocks the next. By the end you are not memorizing settings. You are reading the game.
Four tracks, ten modules
The path moves through four tracks. You learn the world first, then the tool you steer it with, then the conditions you steer through, then how you actually compete. Each track stacks on the one before it.
Foundations
Floating Peg Basics, Redemption Rate, and Market Roles. What a controlled peg is and who is pushing on it.
The Controller
Control Theory Basics, PID Controller Tuning, and Bounds, Memory, and Safeguards. The tool you use to hold the line.
The Conditions
Market Environments and Events, and Difficulty Modes. The weather you have to control through.
Playing the Game
The Arena, Wagers, and the Ladder, and Reading Results and Mastery. How you compete and how you grade yourself.
How it is taught
Every module is a few short sections. Each section is paired with a live animated diagram, so you watch the idea move, not just read it. Then a short multiple-choice quiz confirms you understood it before you move on. The lessons teach you to read charts and build intuition. They do not hand you a magic configuration to copy, because there is no single setting that wins every run.
Progression and unlocks
Modules unlock in order. You finish one to open the next, so the ideas always arrive in the right sequence. The course is optional and gives no Gold reward by itself. Arena access comes from activating your miner, not from the Academy. What you earn here is understanding, and when a section truly clicks, the quiz is easy.
You can go back to any module you have already completed whenever you want. Reread a section, replay a diagram, or retake a quiz to sharpen your read before a hard run.
Next: put the theory to work in Solo Practice.