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title: 'ТОП-4 Стратегии скальпинга для начинающих в 2025 году | Полный гайд'
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# ТОП-4 Стратегии скальпинга для начинающих в 2025 году | Полный гайд

> Source: [ТОП-4 Стратегии скальпинга для начинающих в 2025 году | Полный гайд](https://youtube.com/watch?v=PWTXr72fWrU)

## Summary

This video explains scalping strategies for cryptocurrency trading on Binance, covering setups like spills, breakouts, knives, and sharpenings. The presenter emphasizes the importance of discipline, risk management, and reading the order book over indicators.

### Key Points

- **What is Scalping** [00:01] — Scalping involves short trades lasting 10 seconds to 5 minutes, aiming for about 1% per trade. It's more of a job than a hobby, requiring constant attention to the order book.
- **Pros and Cons of Scalping** [01:35] — Pros: fast capital turnover, can earn in any market. Cons: requires 6-8 hours of screen time, high stress, commissions eat profits, one emotional mistake can wipe out gains.
- **Why Binance for Scalping** [02:28] — Binance offers deep liquidity, fast execution, minimal spread, and many trading pairs. Scalpers need these features to exploit inefficiencies.
- **Key Tools: Order Book and Tape** [03:10] — Scalpers ignore indicators like RSI and MACD; they read real order flow from the order book and tape to see whale movements and algorithm pushes.
- **Finding Scalpable Coins** [03:50] — Use Binance's futures section to filter coins with at least $50 million (preferably $100 million) in 24-hour volume. High volume ensures liquidity and volatility.
- **Setup 1: Spill** [04:30] — A sharp price drop; scalper looks for a turning point, enters as price slows, and exits after capturing about half the drop (e.g., 1.5% gain).
- **Setup 2: Breakout** [05:10] — Price approaches a level multiple times; scalper anticipates a breakout, sets pending orders, and enters when stops are triggered, riding the impulse.
- **Setup 3: Knife** [06:01] — A sharp impulse move in one direction; scalper aims to catch the reversal by entering at density or after a gap, targeting a quick profit.
- **Setup 4: Sharpening** [06:38] — Similar to knife but with a small ejection; scalper enters opposite direction after a stop, but must be careful as price may not reverse fully.
- **Importance of Trading System and Discipline** [07:17] — Scalpers must have a written system with defined take profit and stop loss. After a series of losses, take a break to avoid emotional revenge trading.

### Conclusion

Scalping is a disciplined, full-time job requiring quick decisions and strict risk management. Only 5% of traders succeed; the rest lose due to emotions. The video provides practical setups for Binance scalping.

## Transcript

tell you and show you what scalping strategies I use and what scalping is in general.  Enjoy watching everyone. [music] While some traders wait for weeks to earn their 5%, scalpers
skim the cream every 30 seconds.  Today I want to break down the entire mechanics of trading on Binance, from coin search to specific setups that are already producing results.  If you're ready to turn your deposit into a
money-printing machine, watch this video to the end.  Scalping is not trading, it is hunting for market inefficiencies.  Transactions last from 10 seconds to 5 minutes approximately. On average, a scalper earns approximately 1% from one entry into a trade.  But
100. Scalping is more suitable for those who are ready to sit at the order book and quickly press buttons.  And it's more of a job than a hobby. Forget about fundamental analysis and long-term trends.  A scalper is a
In a nutshell, scalping is when you enter on impulse, catch the movement and immediately exit into cash.  And we hold on to nothing until the moon.  We saw a readable profit of 0.3, closed the position and are looking for the next victim. This is for those who want to earn money
every day, and not wait for months. By the way, I wanted to ask you, which tried scalping, caught a blind spot somewhere and stopped?  Write in the comments, we'll figure it out.  Why do exchanges drain deposits due to their poor execution?
Scalping isn't as simple as it seems, is it?  That is, quick money equals quick losses.  Without understanding the market, without understanding risk management, there is nothing to do here at all.  As with anything, there are pros and cons, right?
open positions, capital turnover is fast , and you can earn money in any market.  Well, the downside is that you have to sit in front of the monitors for 6-8 hours. A lot of stress can be experienced during transactions.  The commission
eats up your deposit, and one emotional mistake can lead to the complete loss of your entire deposit in ten of your successful trades.  On YouTube, I've mostly seen people showing off their profitable, successful trades,
but few show how difficult it is to control your emotions during a series of unsuccessful trades, after which you can lose your entire deposit in one day and feel like the wolf of Wall Street, but the cost of a mistake here is
astronomical.  I gave in to my emotions, started moving my stop loss and gave away almost my entire deposit.  And here it is, hello, liquidation.  And so, if you do n't have nerves of steel, then go trade pigs. The speed of order execution and the depth of the order
book for a scalper are very important; they are our everything.  That's why scalpers generally choose the Bnaance exchange because it offers top-tier liquidity for coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB, minimal blindness even with large
volatility.  Well, based on all this, you can find a lot of inefficiencies that scalpers work on.  If you try to scalp the stock market with thin order books, you will experience the full power of teleportation.  Binance is the Formula 1
among exchanges.  The glasses are deep, execution is instant, the spread is minimal.  Plus a bunch of pairs to work with, from flagships to shitcoins.  They give about 1 to 10% in a short period of time, but this is simply heaven for scalpers
.  Forget about all these indicators. Scalping is ruled by the glass, tape and this coin has seen at least 50 million trades in one day.  The coin must be volatile and there must be a participant in it. And only such a coin
will be interesting for scalping.  While everyone is looking at indicators like RSI and MACD, the scalper is reading all the real order flows in the order book.  And indicators in they show what has already happened. The real magic happens in the glass.
You see how whales move walls or how algorithms push the price down.  Learn to read the different perspective.  Now I'll show you where to see how much trading volume has passed on the Binance exchange in 24 hours for
all coins.  To do this, enter all Binance coins in the search bar, select the coin prices and market capitalization. Here we select futures.  And in the twenty-four-hour volume is written.  And you can see it here.  It is
important to us that the coin has at least $50 million in circulation.  Well, we can now consider these coins for trading.  Well, preferably, of course, from 100. Every scalper should have three or four setups that he knows,
which ones he knows, and on which he makes good money.  These are setups such as spills, knives, sharpenings and breakthroughs.  In general, setups are our bread and butter.  This is something we should be well versed in.  There we know all the grounds for entry and exit.
Now I will tell you in detail and show you about each of these setups.  A spill is a sharp drop in price over a short period of time.  Basically, fall.  Now all the coins that were open on the screen start to fall.
that I will be working on.  That is, I will look for a turning point.  We see that the price is accelerating, yes, there are breaks in the tape, and at the moment a slowdown is starting right now.  That is, it stops going down further.  I decide to
enter a position.  I enter the position, well, and thereby already draw the green.  It turns out I came in with 12,000 dollars.  Here I'm already pulling 1.5%.  That is, I will pull until I reach my specific goals.  for this coin, it's about half the coin's loss, that is,
I will throw half of this fall.   A breakout is a setup that approaches the same point several times .  That is, look at the coin pore.   What we see here is that there is a level, this level, which was formed by
two approaches to the same point. And we see that there is also a third approach.  Here it is, the third approach.  And I make a decision here that the price will break through this level, and we will go down.  Here I have already gathered some information in advance, yes, and there is
part of my position.  Here.  And here I also set up a breakout level for the pending orders.  Here there are stops of participants who want the price to go in the opposite direction, that is, long.  And on these feet we will most likely fly down.
Let's see how it all happened on video.  That is, they take away my pending order, some kind of impulse, but the breakout does not start right away.  Here I am , sitting in the greenery, and at that moment a sharp impulse begins.  This is where my
limits are being taken away.  And here I cover the remaining part with my hands.  A knife is a sharp impulse price movement towards a long position .  Our goal here is to find the final reversal pay attention to the coin Cor.  We see that sharp
impulsive movements are occurring.  Here is my first entry point, which is obtained from the density, which is at quote three.  So I click there and I think that this is already a turning point.  Yes.  As a result, we eat away at this density and the wall
continues to grow.  Here I see a sharp impulse and a gap, where I decide to enter a position.  That is, right here, I have 3.5%, yes, and here I immediately completely leave the position. Sharpening is a sharp impulse
price movement towards long or short.  It differs from knives in that there is a small percentage of ejection, like on the Core coin, yes, the impulse went, then there was a stop, I decided to click in the opposite direction.  As a result, the price
ideally, it would be necessary to cover up right now.  I decided to sit and see what would happen.  Well, in the end, the price, yes, did not fall lower, yes, and here I made to understand that each of these setups requires a lot of observation and
amounts to learn first, so that you already have positive statistics for these setups. Without tops and without understanding entry and exit points in a position, scalping very quickly turns into Russian roulette,
or at least into a casino.  It is very important to understand that in each of these strategies, you must write down your trading system, how much your take profit and stop loss are.   It is have to give up in a day, for example, in losses, in order to stop
trading there altogether and take some kind of break.  Therefore, it is very important to maintain disciplined scalpers, yes, they make money because they stick to their trading system.  And a very important rule: if you don’t know how long
your stop will be, or whether you will have one at all , it’s better not to enter into any trade at all.  The goal of a scalper, as many beginners think, is to millionaire, and stop trading.  In fact, scalping is a full-time
job where we learn and develop.  And those who understand the works, will be able to provide themselves with a very good life in the future.  In the market, 5% of traders earn or trade near zero, the remaining 95%
lose their deposit.  It's all connected to the emotional state, how much a during transactions.  Imagine that you know all the setups in the world, and you have very good reaction times, but you still can’t make money because, for example,
emotions greatly influence your trading, and this needs to be stopped somehow. written trading system and you must strictly adhere to it.  For example, after five unsuccessful trades, it is better not to fight back, as 95% of
traders do and give back three to four times more, but to go and rest, unwind, and come back with renewed strength, realize what happened, and start one video, from theory to practical setups that are working on Binance
right now.  Scalping isn't for everyone, but if you're prepared for strict discipline and quick decisions, it could be your gold mine.  If you want analysis of real deals and live trading, subscribe to the channel.  There's a lot of
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