--- title: 'Video JSClNFvQZuc' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=JSClNFvQZuc' video_id: 'JSClNFvQZuc' date: 2026-07-04 duration_sec: 0 --- # Video JSClNFvQZuc > Source: [Video JSClNFvQZuc](https://youtube.com/watch?v=JSClNFvQZuc) ## Summary ## Transcript you can make money by scalping cryptocurrencies on Binance. This is a real strategy that I have been using for years. I'll show you how the smoke-free strategy works. And this strategy is especially useful for boosting very small accounts. For example, I recently started an account with $100. As we can see, my account is already at $326 today. we see here, $1,27 83os, As we can see, there are also losses, and here we see a rather large loss that recall. Our risk management is 10% of our account. So, as we see here, the operation was protected with hedging, but it turned out to be negative. If we subtract 73 from 103, we would get a loss of $30 , which is 10% of our account. And yet, our account. And yet, our account is still going up, because that's how account is still going up, because that's how trading is. We go up, we go back, and the important thing is to keep going up. Trading is not linear; it also has its downturns. Okay, folks, without further ado, let's get to the video and we'll explain what the strategy is all about. The strategy we are using is scalping on a 5-minute timeframe. For those who do n't know, scalping is a trading strategy that involves opening and closing trades quickly. Well, it's generally used in very low timeframes, and we take advantage of market impulses, whether bullish or take advantage of market impulses, whether bullish or bearish, we enter and take our profit. We perform many transactions in a single day within a very short period of time. The operations usually take 1-2 minutes, 5 minutes. If the operation becomes complicated, it would take 10 or 15 minutes. It all depends, nothing is set in stone, as I always say. It also depends a lot on market volatility; whether currencies are moving, whether the market is frozen, influences many factors. So, we do several transactions a day quickly and we take 2 or 3% of our account. For example, if we have an account of 300, as is the we have an account of 300, as is the case now, we take 10, 12. There are times when we take up to 15, already respecting 100% of our risk management, which is the key. So, additionally, as I mentioned, I use two indicators, but at 5 minutes . Indicator number one, which are the Bollinger Bands, as we see here. These are the Bollinger Bands and I also use the RCI. So, how do we identify entries using this 5- mentioned? So, firstly, when there is an upward impulse, for example, in this case, and the candle breaks the upper Bollinger Band and the RCI is overbought around here at about 70, 80, we open a short position here. Obviously, we're never going to hit the exact spot. There are times when yes. So we open a short position and look for 1% movement, for example, here, and we look for 1%. Good. And that's where we come out ahead . Already. In this case, here's another scenario. Perfect. Here's the upward momentum. He broke Bollinger Band. RCI is overbought here movement. There it is. Already. And so on in the opposite scenario. in the opposite scenario. Here it broke the band downwards Here it broke the band downwards and I'm looking for a 1% move. If the currency goes against me, I buy back . For example, here are the latest transactions. Let's look for this one that was on coin H. And here we see the entry. Look, the strategy worked. Downward momentum . I went in here. Look, it went down, how much did it go? From my entry it went down 3%. And here I opened a buyback. Then the currency recovered from this surge and I managed to get out. If we don't realize it , we took $0.27 and we didn't even have 100% of our capital. So by making these entries like this, it adds up to 70 cents, and before we know it, our account is already going up, as long as we respect the management. So let's find an entry to make the explanation a little more detailed. Here we see a possible entrance. This coin is performing well. If This coin is performing well. If we measure, it is moving by 1%, which is what we are looking for, and we can also use support and resistance levels to help us. I rarely mark this, but it's super useful. So here we see the entrance. So, what do we do? 1% what do we do? 1% leveraged by 10. I'm going to roll my entry here and there, and we'll wait. As we can see, the operation has already begun . We entered with relatively little capital, We entered with relatively little capital, 32 dollars, which is 1% of our 32 dollars, which is 1% of our capital leveraged by 10. capital leveraged by 10. So here we can place our next repurchase by matching the number of coins. 1620. We measured around here at 2.74%. prepared. So, the buybacks are placed according to market volatility. If the currency is moving strongly by 3% or 4%, you can't place repurchases at 1% or 2% because if the currency moves 2% because if the currency moves against you by 10 or 12%, you would have to manage it. Then we set the repurchase according to the volatility of each according to the volatility of each currency. Here I also configure what is called profit taking. One looks for roughly 1% and places it in strategic areas, for example, there. Or we can place it here on the last wick. We would already be aiming for 1% and we already be aiming for 1% and we would be earning 34ths. Superb. So, many people don't see them much, right? That's 33 cents. What happens if right? That's 33 cents. What happens if the operation is being loaded, that is, if it is taking repurchase orders? Our profit is increasing. For example, if we already have a repurchase, we would no longer have 32 in the operation, we would have $60 32 in the operation, we would have $60 in the operation and 1% of 60 is 6. If we have another repurchase, we would already have $10 in the operation and 1% of 120 is 1.2 and so on. But obviously we're not interested in them taking the buyback because our storlo is going to get closer and closer. As we see here, I have my stake, look, ready to lose $30, which is 10% of my account, and I have it at 92% In other words, the currency has to move 92% against me for me to touch Storlo. But what happens if this coin touches the buyback? My blind coin touches the buyback? My blind will no longer be at 90%, but at 45%. And so on until my hairdryer is literally on the back of my neck. Well, in this case, my people, uh, we just have to wait for the operation to develop wait for the operation to develop and be here managing it. B [Music] operation has already given us our way out. He just stood there wandering around , that's why it took him a little while. If we go here, we see 32 cents of If we go here, we see 32 cents of dollars and look at the analysis of this operation. We entered here, a pretty good area. The strategy wasn't 100% successful, but we see that this coin had dropped quite a bit, so it's very likely that it will make a small correction. We see that we entered here and it stayed within range. Look, that's why I'm telling you that some transactions can take a while, while others are executed immediately. That depends on the volatility. We see, depends on the volatility. We see, we entered here, 1 2 3 cu cco candles passed before they gave us our exit. Because? Because it stayed within exit. Because? Because it stayed within range. Look here, it went down by almost 2% range. Look here, it went down by almost 2% and up by a point and a bit. In other words, we finally got and up by a point and a bit. In other words, we finally got our operation. So we can do 15 or 20 trades a day, aim for 2% or 3% of our account, and that way the account gradually grows, just like we've done with this challenge account that started at $100 and is now at $326. of the strategy. If you have any questions or concerns, you can leave them in the comments. If you want me to upload videos more often of me trading this challenge account, let me know in the comments so I can take it into account. With nothing more to add, see you next time. Bye bye.