Bevan Dickerson

Blending sharp technical analysis with a deep understanding of market psychology, Bevan Dickerson stands out as the resident Prop Firm Coach at Crypto Calls. With a career spanning five years as an equities and macroeconomics analyst, Bevan brings both real-world experience and academic rigor to every session. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Finance and Statistics—a foundation that underpins his analytical approach to trading. Bevan began his Crypto Calls journey in November 2023 through the Fast Track Trader Program, training under the guidance of Senior Coach Stewart Crown. As a dedicated Gold trader, he specializes in day trading and scalping, drawing from Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and ICT methodologies to find high-probability setups in volatile markets.

His greatest edge comes from technical analysis, pattern recognition, and his ability to decipher the impact of global macroeconomic events, particularly in the gold markets. Years of hands-on research have equipped him with a keen sense for market structure, risk, and opportunity. Through his own growth as a trader, Bevan has developed a disciplined and resilient mindset. With Stewart’s mentorship, he identified and addressed personal challenges such as revenge trading, transforming setbacks into powerful learning opportunities. This focus on psychology and self-awareness now informs his approach as a coach. 

As Prop Firm Coach, Bevan is passionate about empowering traders to navigate the prop trading industry with clarity and caution. He helps students spot predatory firms, leverage prop funding as a tool for growth, and integrate institutional discipline into their trading. Bevan’s goal is to arm traders with both the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in today’s markets, maximizing opportunity while minimizing risk.

Whether you’re refining your trading edge, learning how to pass prop firm challenges, or seeking to build emotional discipline, Bevan’s guidance combines rigor, transparency, and real-world wisdom.

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