The room
Code Vertex Base exists because Niran Srisawat got tired of sitting with readers who could recite candlestick nicknames and still could not say whether yesterday’s wick had changed the swing.
The first groups met in 2023 in a borrowed meeting room two BTS stops from here, with printouts that curled in the air-conditioning. People brought screenshots from phones. The work was already the same: name the swing, box the range, write the level that would make the bias dishonest.
When the groups outgrew the borrowed table, the studio opened on Sukumvit Rd., Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok, 10110, Thailand — close enough to the kitchens that evening sessions never feel like a sealed office. Technical analysis training for crypto chart structure stayed the only subject. No managed accounts. No afternoon “calls.”
Lead instructor. Niran marked futures charts for a Bangkok prop desk in the 2010s, then spent several years tutoring privately after he left that floor. He prefers paper because a student cannot hide a bad swing behind a zoomed viewport. He takes every intensive and every private hour.
Studio associate. Mali keeps the second table moving during clinics and sits in on intensive markup rounds. She trained in the January 2024 cohort, then returned as help when the room passed six people. She does not take private hours; the critique still belongs to Niran.
English is the working language because the charts arrive with English pair names and because the room is often mixed. Thai is spoken in the corridor and over tea. We cap intensives at ten so someone can stand behind your page.
We will not invent a credential we do not hold. What we hold is a repeatable habit: marks that survive a week away from the desk. If you need a guru, a recovery story, or a promise about next month’s ether close, this is the wrong address.