Your completion certificate

The path ends three ways, and every certificate is counted the same way. The foundation: twenty-two lessons and its five checkpoints. One track — Trade or Invest, or both — six lessons and its own checkpoint. The shared finish: Folder 6’s six lessons and its checkpoint. And four Lab reps, logged in the Lab. One track totals thirty-four lessons and seven checkpoints; both tracks total forty lessons and eight. Your standing in each category is listed below, and each completed combination unlocks its own certificate.

Checking your progress…

You completed the original twenty-seven-lesson path — every lesson still counts here in full. The certificates now also ask for a track and four Lab reps: the fork and the Lab are what remain.

Progress lives in this browser — the same one you read the lessons in.

What completion means here. A lesson counts as read when you mark it complete on the lesson page — the button is your word, and that mark is what the certificates count. Each lesson’s three-question check (pass: two of three) is recorded separately, on its own line above, as evidence of the work — the certificates do not require it, and read and passed are kept apart so neither is ever confused for the other. Checkpoints count only on a passing score (three of four). Lab reps are your own logged practice — self-attested, like everything here: reps in your own track are the natural practice, but the requirement is four distinct reps — one completed entry for each of the Lab’s four reps. All of it is self-attested and unproctored: this certificate records that this browser met the path’s requirements; it is a record of completion, not a professional credential, and it certifies the course’s exercises — not trading competence.

Your record. Lesson marks, check passes, checkpoint passes and Lab reps are stored only in this browser’s local storage — no account, nothing uploaded, no server copy. The record lives in this browser: open the site in a different browser or on another device and your progress simply will not be there — the record here is untouched; it just does not travel on its own. What can destroy it is clearing this browser’s site data. To move the record to another browser or device, or to keep a backup of it, use the export and import tools below: export downloads the whole record as a small file, and import restores it wherever you open it. The certificate itself is the other portable record: print or save it, and keep its ID — the verify page can check a printed certificate from its ID, name, variant and date alone.