As a Junior Crypto Trader, you will perform basic trading operations, analyze market trends, and work under a mentor to develop trading skills.
Apollo Next LTD is a company working in the field of digital assets and market analytics.
We teach newbies modern trading tools and help them develop in the direction of cryptotrading.
We are currently looking for a Junior Crypto Trader, a novice specialist who is ready to complete training, perform basic trading operations and grow with the team.
What will you do?:
- Perform simple trading operations under the guidance of a mentor.
- Follow the dynamics of cryptocurrencies and market trends.
- Analyze charts, news, and asset data.
- Keep internal statistics on operations.
- Work with analytical tools and participate in team discussions.
- Gradually form your own trading style.
What we offer:
- Step-by-step training from an experienced mentor.
- Practical work with real tools.
- You can work from any country and city.
- Working with current market data and tools.
- Understanding trading strategies and principles of analysis.
- Level up after training.
- Expanded tasks and more independence.
- Constant communication with mentors and traders.
Candidate Requirements:
- Strong interest in cryptocurrencies, digital assets, and financial markets, or a desire to understand how they work.
- Willingness to learn and develop in a new field — previous experience is not required.
- Ability to work carefully and accurately, with attention to detail to avoid mistakes in trading operations.
- Good self-organization skills and the ability to manage time effectively in a remote environment.
- Responsibility, punctuality, and commitment to completing assigned tasks.
- Motivation to improve skills and grow within the company.
- English proficiency at B2 level or higher — necessary for reading materials, market news, analytics, and using trading tools.
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