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title: 'Scalping: +7% in One Minute | Level Breakout Strategy | Order Book Trading'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ns8Wh3em0v0'
video_id: 'Ns8Wh3em0v0'
date: 2026-07-18
duration_sec: 1016
channel: 'Digahka - Скальпинг'
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# Scalping: +7% in One Minute | Level Breakout Strategy | Order Book Trading

> Source: [Scalping: +7% in One Minute | Level Breakout Strategy | Order Book Trading](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ns8Wh3em0v0)

## Summary

This video provides a detailed analysis of several cryptocurrency scalping trades, focusing on level breakouts and order book activity. The trader explains their strategy for entering and exiting trades based on density erosion and impulse movements, emphasizing risk management and the importance of not sitting in losing positions.

### Key Points

- **Market Inactivity and Trade Setup** [00:03] — The trader notes the market has been inactive for 3-4 days, but some coins started moving. They plan to analyze trades on BMX, Bambi, and Luna 2 coins.
- **BMX Trade: Density Erosion** [01:07] — Entered with a limit order at a density level. When density eroded and impulse occurred, limit orders filled. Exited when activity disappeared, resulting in a small loss of -0.8%.
- **Bambi Trade: Level Breakout** [02:47] — Traded a 30-day and 1-year level. Entered 50% on market activity and 50% via limit order. Set stop-loss at 0.3%, moved to breakeven, then took profit at 1.5% breakout, achieving a 1:3 ratio.
- **Commission Impact on Ratio** [07:54] — Explains that commission (0.06-0.08% for limit orders, 0.4% for market orders) must be factored into stop-loss and target calculations. For a 0.3% stop, target should be 1.2% to achieve 1:3 ratio.
- **Luna 2 Trade: First Boost Trade** [09:16] — Entered on activity and limit order. Moved stop to breakeven early. Coin surged 7%, but exited at average 2% profit due to partial fills, achieving a 1:4 ratio.
- **Luna 2 Trade: Level Breakout with Early Exit** [12:30] — Entered on breakout, moved stop to breakeven after level break. Exited early, missing further upside. Trader notes this is better than risking a reversal.
- **Luna 2 Trade: Breakeven Exit Avoids Loss** [13:28] — Entered on activity but late. Coin pinned level and reversed. Exited at breakeven, avoiding a 2% loss. Emphasizes that sitting in trades can lead to big losses.
- **Risk Management Philosophy** [15:59] — Trader prefers exiting at breakeven rather than risking a loss. Some trades would have profited if held, but others would have resulted in significant losses. Consistency is key.

### Conclusion

The trader demonstrates a disciplined scalping strategy focused on level breakouts and order book activity, with strict risk management. Exiting at breakeven when momentum fades is preferred over holding for potential gains, as it prevents larger losses.

## Transcript

analyze my trades on level breakouts. The market is not very active, so to speak, and for three or four days I have n't had any trades at all. Yesterday, some coins started moving, plus I'll transfer money to boost to trade
Luna 2 and 1000 Lunes. In this video I want to analyze my trades from yesterday, but channel, show some activity in the form of likes, comments, subscriptions, and a you to subscribe to my free telegram. There I post the coins that I
track my trades and statistics. There is also a chat for communication and a chat with which the participants of this chateau share their formations and the coins they follow. If you are interested, you can follow the link in the description under the video or
the parcels in the pinned comment, there is a lot of useful information, so let's begin the analysis. Our first trade will be about the BMX coin. Here we had two damn levels plus the density on the circle, in your number, which stood at these levels, and I
just put my spoon  I waited for this density and then it would take the coin, it's not that super-duper active, so here I just entered with a spoon, for this density, if there was an impulse, it would just be a shot to shoot through
my 0 and marks to take them in case of a shoot-through and that's all here the plan is Bruce, they corrode the density, an impulse happens, it takes my limit orders
that I set and then it's already fixed if we just scout out the density, the coin stops moving, the activity disappears, then I just exit the trade and as a result, the density yes, let's look at the
density again, it's corroding me, it takes the coins, it gives a small impulse to hit the second level, hit and then rolled back, and immediately set a stop, I see that the activity has disappeared and I just exited this trade
disappeared and I just exited this trade because, as I said a little earlier, because, as I said a little earlier, I had a different plan for this trade, but in slowed down, it then still broke through this level a little, but it
broke through, it was already behind the bitcoin, a small impulse occurred and it broke through there by a percentage, but I exited this trade at a small minus minus zero  0.8 % practically breakeven and here I entered and here I exited, the activity
disappeared and I exited immediately, but on the chart this profit looked like this: this profit looked like this: five-minute 1 2 2 touches and a breakout by one, thirty-five percent. The next trade I had was on the
Bambi coin. We had a pretty good level 1, just a level plus Bitcoin was falling down and this level on Baby was 30 days old, plus the level behind Baby was 30 days old, plus the level behind it was already 1 year old, so I planned to
break through these two levels. First, I entered based on the activity in the order book, 50 percent of the volume in the trade was added and plus 50 percent of the trade volume is worth the form of a spoon. The activity is more or less about to
appear now and I just enter according to the market, add these 50 percent of the activity, hop, add Bitcoin, it helps us a little and now I'm waiting for it to helps us a little and now I'm waiting for it to freeze and wash off the spoon. Here I didn't
exit anything because the activity of coins is not rolling in anywhere yet, it just stands still and here I was waiting for it to take my spoon.  and then we'll think it'll become even more active, it's already taking my spoon away. I set my stop-loss order right away. I
had 0.3 percent in this trade and the coin is gradually breaking through my stop-loss level. I'm going to tighten the squeeze now because if we start to slide, the coin is rolling specifically, as a result, it's already at the top, moved to breakeven, and that's it. I'll continue to
wait to see what this coin will do. I'm already seeing that the activity is average and it's more likely that we'll just go after Bitcoin here. As a result, I simply didn't exit here in advance, but simply made this decision:
either we're knocked out at breakeven, or we catch a breakout, and that's it. And now I'll waste a little time. As a result, our coins are starting to activate at 0.7 percent already, and here I had a column of 0.3 percent, which means I should have fixed
percent, which means I should have fixed at one percent. I should have fixed in approximately this range, set my limit orders for closing, the coin is gradually draining, and it's fixed with these limit orders. The coin
can roll in at any moment with this formation, so here  It's better not to be greedy now, you'll see this a little later. I set my limit orders, they are gradually being taken away, activity continues, Bitcoin helps
activity continues, Bitcoin helps us, ideas, look, I've already fixed 50 percent of the transaction volumes, and basically, I'm taking my ratio here, the coin continues its activity, giving a little more, let's scroll, here it
coin is already gradually starting to run out of steam, run out of steam, and it's only going due to Bitcoin, so I decided here to just close the entire position on this last impulse, and look how well I got out because the coin has
now started to roll back very well, as a result, here are the a result, here are the levels we had at 4 hours, Vik, look, the last level was one year old, even a little over a year old, I was actually
planning to break through it, but there was another level next to it, it's also not bad, this level was one month old, and I would have entered with a breakthrough, thinking that we would immediately go for a breakthrough from this level, but this didn't happen, and in the
end, I just took a breakthrough of the first level. Also, why didn't I continue sitting in this trade because the distance between  The first level and the second are quite large, so here we enter on the right, the first level
separately, take the breakout 2 separately because on Bambi the distance here between the levels was about 22 and a half percent, so it was not relevant to
sit and wait until we break this level, and especially since, as I said earlier, the coin began to run out of steam in the glass, and here I just went out. Look, we had a breakout of one and a half percent and then the coin rolled
a half percent and then the coin rolled we had started to sit out here, we would have been knocked out by the stop-loss. Now look at the Bitcoin chart, that is, the SBN-BEN charts are quite similar, that is, we can
conclude that our breakout happened to a large extent behind Bitcoin. Of course, we had an additional impulse since there were stop-losses behind this level, but to a large extent here it is Bitcoin, so in such a breakout and there is generally no point in
sitting out, but we had such a formation on chart 1. We have my entry point, red triangles, this is where the first entry point entered, activity 2 videos first entry point entered, activity 2 videos from the spoon, and green triangles are where
I recorded everything. We have a breakout  I was at one and a half percent, I managed to take 127 percent, so that I had 0.3 percent in this deal, and we get a ratio, and here we have one to three. I also want to make a very important
amendment to the ratio. For example, our stop is 0.3 percent, but plus we also need to take into account the commission itself. Our commission is 0.06.00 eight percent for entry and exit
0.06.00 eight percent for entry and exit together. If at the market, then 0.4 together. If at the market, then 0.4 percent for entry or exit, and if from a spoon or, and if the kite limit, we will have 0.02 percent, that is, our entry and
0.02 percent, that is, our entry and exit together will be 0.06 dash 0.08 percent. If we take all this into account, and consider that we have a top. If we enter in the order book, it will be 0.3 percent up to. We will measure the current with a ruler. This current needs to be added to these 0.3 percent.
Well, let's do it strictly, then zero one percent, that is, we have a stop in the order book 0.3 percent up to, and we will consider this to be the fact that we have a column of 0.4 percent because we also need to
take into account the commission and  That is, we entered the trade with a stop order of 0.3 percent and in order to get our one to three ratio, we need to take not zero nine percent but one, two
percent so that we have a full-fledged good ratio of one to three. This also needs to be taken into account. My next trade will be on the moon 2 coin. I transferred money to boost and my first trade was on the moon
because the moon wanted well and the market was, to our shame, rather sad, so I decided to transfer money to boost and also try to trade the moon. We had two good levels here. Look, my first entry point was
on activity and the second was from a spoon. Look, this was actually my first trade that I made on boost and look, activity appears. I enter and
immediately set a stop loss. I should have set it. Well, okay, now I set it immediately at breakeven. Look, by the way, why do you even need to enter activity in advance? Of course, if there is no activity, then you don’t need to enter. Look, I enter
here and I’m already getting green, that is, when they take my spoon away from me already.  the green stuff is stretching, that is, my stop is increasing in my percentage ratio, that is, look, if just 1 from a
spoon entered here, then my entry point would be here, but this is how it is for me.  The footage of the water here, that is, I immediately stopped being able to be breakeven because we had more or less no impulse, well, probably even moved breakeven too early, okay,
now we've already pricked up, yes, in principle, a stop at breakeven is normal, but in short, I set my trade to breakeven as safely as possible and then I wait, either it gets knocked out at breakeven, I don't lose anything, or I
take a good breakout, as a result, the coin starts to move wild impulses happen recorded everything here, I didn't expect such a big impulse at all, so here I exited quite early, as a result, look at what kind of
impulse we had and I want to point out that we had a minute, this is our minute chart, look, it looked pretty good u2, we had a fairly smooth approach to the level and most importantly, the active coin, the
level we had was only seven hours old, and therefore I didn't expect a big breakout, but since the coin was active, we had a very good breakout of as much as 7 percent and this is how this trade looked in the trade diary  Green triangle 1
is where I entered the activity and the second is my spoon red triangles and such were fixed as a result we had a breakout of 7 percent but since I fixed everything in parts, my average price turned out to be 2 percent, which is
pretty good so that in this deal I had 0.5 percent and it turns out I got a ratio of almost one to four, but you also need to take into account the commission, that is, together with the
commission I had a stop of 0.6 percent 0.05 percent oh 0.5 percent in the glass stop 0.06 this is together with the commission and as a result, to get a ratio of one to three to get a ratio of one to three I needed 1.8 percent but I
got 2, that is, I earned my ratio in this deal on five-minute periods by the way, this formation did not look so nice, but the most important thing is that the coin is active and therefore you can trade even such formations as a minute, but the
next deal was also on the moon coin here moon 2 also entered on a breakout of the level, we substituted the density in support, entered the first part on  activity and the second part I had was at the level like a spoon, the
first part I entered and then waited for movement, eventually movement happened, movement, eventually movement happened, activity appears even more, my spoon takes away, we break the level here I immediately move my stop to
breakeven because we have already broken the level to a normal pro and i if we are in some with which it is more likely to go further, so here you should not sit out, but in this example, you can notice that our breakout
went even further and some will say that you exited too early, but now I will show you the next trade also on this coin and you will see what can happen if you start to sit out, so remember this formation, yes, we
had a five-minute and one level, level 1 is not very good for trading, but I still decided to take it and in the end, and look, we had a good breakout, but not right away and quite at the beginning we went for a saw and the
breakout itself was 2 percent 11 hours was at this level and here I exited this trade closed at breakeven, look again, I was taken away, activity appears in principle and that's it and  Then we should have already flown up, but the coin started to roll in
and everything was at breakeven, I exited, let's now analyze another deal, also on the Luna 2 coin, and here we also have a window in the erosion of density on a round
number, and the second part entered on activity, however, I entered on activity and a little late because I looked at the chart, activity had already appeared, but now here is the move, everything could have flown in, but I see that I
entered tightly, not quite the best entry point, I also ended up with an impulse and a stop at breakeven, and in the end I was knocked out at breakeven, this was exactly the same deal at breakeven, this was exactly the same deal as the last one, but look what
could have happened here, for example, you could have noticed in that deal that we knocked me out at breakeven and the coin went on to break through the level until a breakout of 2 percent occurred here, exactly the same thing, look, I was knocked out at breakeven, but what
happens next is the coin begins to roll back and if I started to sit here, I would have caught a very big moose, look at the chart, this is also a five-minute level, the level was a little bit More time 15 hours and also
pretty good it all looked but look what happened to us after that we just pinned the level and as a result the coin started to roll over, that is, if you and I started to sit here, then the coins would search it by
almost two percent, that is, look in the previous trades it just so happened that the coin slightly pinned the level, returned and after that began to break through, and here we also have a coin, ours also broke the
level, returned, but we did not have a breakout after this return, but on the contrary, we got a rollback and look here it is the same from almost two percent, this just means that in some trade you will sit out, you will be lucky,
you will get a good breakout, and in some trade you will sit out and get a big minus, but personally I think it is better to exit at breakeven than to get a minus, better 0 than minus, so I don’t worry about such beasts and if a
formation against, for example, the level is pinned, appears, I just exit and do not trade  For beginners, this is a bit like what happened in our first case. In the penultimate trade on the Luna coin, we rolled in and then, on the gap, I exited
at breakeven. In the second case, we also broke through, or I exited at breakeven, but the coin began to roll back further. It's a matter of luck, but this video is to subscribe to the channel, and subscribe on Telegram if you're
active. Thank you all for watching. Goodbye, bye soul.