Skill Incubator and BitMex

OK so today I'm going to actually start my trading career. I've kind of given up on the day realizing that any work that needs me there to make money isn't going to sustain me for the rest of my life. I'm proud to announce that as of today I'm stopping the daily grind of waking up in the morning and putting my time in someone else's hands. Don't get me wrong I'm very happy for all the valuable knowledge I've gained in the shop I'm just over working for other people.
I mean who wouldn't be stoked every day to work on million dollar machines made in the 1950's....
I've been dabbling with cryptos for the past half year and now am really looking forward to ramping up my trading. Obviously, this isn't the best time to join the bubble but at least i can make as much as i can before it crashes. So with no formal trading experience (besides my recently acquired BS degree in Business Management from The College of business and economics from California State University Northridge), I've realized that I need to learn first about how to accomplish successful trades and then maybe I can continue making money with this endeavor.

Anyway I started the cryptocurrency mentoring program that is offered by skill incubator, Chris Dunn's online school that teaches people how to make serious money in the crypto world. So, I'm writing this post to see if there are any people like me who might be in the same boat. Anyone in the cryptoworld just started and doesn't have any formal trading experience? has anyone taken the course offered by Chris Dunn and Rocky. Since I've started I can already see that it is not a waste of money because there are like 200 people in the trading room every morning making some serious dough. The only thing I’m bummed about is that I live in America and am not allowed to use Bitmex unless i use a proxy that shows my IP address to be somewhere else. This whole process seems sketchy because on their Website it says(https://www.bitmex.com/app/terms):

1.4: By registering as a Member you represent and warrant:
If that you are not a resident of the United States of America or any other jurisdiction where the services offered by BitMEX are restricted. If it is determined that you have given false representation as to your place of residence, BitMEX reserves the right to close your account immediately and liquidate any open positions at the prevailing market price.

Obviously, there are US residents that use BitMex, my questions go out to them. Has Bitmex ever withheld funds gained from trading on Bitmex, because they found out that your IP address is in America?