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Published May 16, 2025 Transcribed Jul 7, 2026 S SerCrypto
Intermediate 10 min read For: Traders with basic knowledge of crypto trading who want to learn about scalping strategies and tools.
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AI Summary

Scalping is a short-term intraday trading method where traders capture small price movements within seconds or minutes. It requires high liquidity and volatility, offering the potential to multiply small deposits quickly but demands intense focus and risk management.

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Definition of Scalping

Scalping is a method of making money through short-term intraday trading, with trades lasting seconds to minutes, aiming to capture small momentum movements.

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Requirements for Scalping

Scalping requires assets with good daily volumes and volatility; global trend direction is irrelevant.

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Accelerating Small Deposits

Scalping can yield hundreds of percent returns in months, unlike long-term spot trading which targets 100-200% per year.

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Advantage of Scalping

Scalpers enter and exit quickly, minimizing time in market and reducing risk from unexpected news or large trades.

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Scalping vs Medium-Term Trading

Scalping uses 1-minute and 5-minute charts, with trades closing in about 12 minutes, compared to medium-term trades lasting days.

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Scalping Platforms

Scalpers use specialized platforms like Tiger Broker, which provide order book depth and transaction tape for detailed market analysis.

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Order Book Advantage

Scalpers see all orders in the book, including densities, allowing them to place multiple limit orders quickly and hide stop-losses behind order clusters.

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Benefits of Scalping

Minimum time in market reduces risk, potential to multiply deposit quickly, low entry threshold (starting with $50-100).

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Disadvantages of Scalping

High volatility requires increased control, emotional burden, risk of overtrading and losing deposit, need for skill in reading order book.

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Dragonfly Trading Robot

Automated algorithms: conservative (5-8%/month), moderate (8-12%), aggressive (12-20%), semi-automatic up to 150%/day with active participation.

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Trading Diary Importance

Recording trades in a diary (e.g., via Bybit API) helps analyze mistakes; scalping often requires video recording due to nuances in order book.

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Real Trade Example

Trader entered short on Sui coin after a slope breakout, used limit orders and stop-loss hidden behind densities, closed manually when counter densities appeared.

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Scalping on Higher Timeframes

Scalpers may use 15-minute charts as higher timeframe for strong levels, but primary focus is on minute charts and order book.

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Scalping Misconceptions

Scalping is not a gold mine; it requires experience, skills, mindset, and psychology. Densities can be fake, leading to stop-loss hunting.

Scalping offers high profit potential but demands intense focus, discipline, and risk management. It is not suitable for everyone and requires practice to master order book reading and emotional control.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 03:27 Register on a scalping platform like Tiger Broker and link your crypto exchange account (e.g., Bybit) via API.
2 05:07 Use the order book to identify densities (large limit orders) and place limit orders with one click (e.g., left-click 1,2,3 to place three pending orders).
3 07:51 Set stop-loss orders behind density clusters to protect against price spikes.
4 11:31 Enter trades based on slope breakouts on minute charts, using order book to confirm momentum.
5 16:03 Monitor counter densities in the order book and manually close trades if resistance appears before take-profit is hit.
6 10:08 Record all trades in a trading diary (e.g., via Bybit API or video) to analyze mistakes.

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What is scalping in trading?

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A method of making money through short-term intraday trading, with trades lasting seconds to minutes, aiming to capture small price movements.

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What are the key requirements for an asset to be suitable for scalping?

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Good daily volumes and volatility.

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How does scalping reduce risk compared to long-term trading?

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By minimizing time in the market, reducing exposure to unexpected news or large trades.

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What timeframes are commonly used in scalping?

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One-minute and five-minute charts.

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What is the advantage of using a scalping platform like Tiger Broker?

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It provides detailed order book depth and transaction tape, allowing traders to see all orders and densities.

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How can a scalper hide a stop-loss order?

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By placing it behind a density cluster in the order book, where large limit orders are concentrated.

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What is a common disadvantage of scalping?

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High emotional burden and risk of overtrading leading to loss of deposit.

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What is the Dragonfly trading robot?

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An automated trading algorithm with conservative (5-8%/month), moderate (8-12%), aggressive (12-20%) modes, and semi-automatic options up to 150%/day.

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Why is a trading diary important in scalping?

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To record and analyze mistakes; scalping often requires video recording due to nuances in the order book.

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What is a 'fake density' in the order book?

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A limit order that is placed and then quickly removed, potentially to trigger stop-losses.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Risk Reduction via Speed

Explains a core principle: shorter market exposure lowers risk from unpredictable events.

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Order Book Transparency

Highlights the key advantage of scalping platforms: seeing all orders and densities for precise entries.

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Low Entry Threshold

Scalping can start with as little as $50-100, making it accessible to small traders.

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Scalping is Not a Gold Mine

Warns against the misconception that scalping is easy money; it requires skill and discipline.

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[00:02] clickbait, it's scalping. Today we'll look at an approach that makes money in a couple of seconds. And I'll show you why this style isn't suitable for everyone. My name is Sergey, a trader and investor with twenty years of experience. And you're on the

[00:14] SRK Crypto channel. Let's go. So, first of all, let's figure out what scalping is and what it is. Scalping is a method of making money through short-term intraday trading. Here, I think, you could even say that it’s within the scope of

[00:26] hourly trading, because a transaction most often lasts literally seconds, minutes. Traders and scalpers aim to capture a small movement, a momentum, in a short period of time. Here, in principle, it is absolutely unimportant what the global

[00:39] trend is, where the market is moving, whether it is falling or rising. It is important that the asset has good daily volumes and volatility in order to capture short-term impulses. Scalping is well suited for accelerating small deposits. Here you don’t need to have

[00:54] for example, in long-term spot trading, to earn 100-200% per year. Scalping can make you hundreds of percent of your deposit in just a few months. The main thing is that there is activity and liquidity in the

[01:09] market. The advantage of a scalper is that he cannot be caught by any market maker or large capital. That is, the scalper enters the market very quickly and exits it very quickly. The time spent in the market is

[01:21] minimal. Accordingly, due to this, the risks are also reduced, because if we have some kind of long position, we sit in the transaction for hours, sometimes even days, and the market situation can change at any moment . That is, we have 1,000 participants in the market

[01:34] . And each of these participants can influence the outcome of price movement in the next minute, hour, day. If we follow this logic, the shorter the time spent in the market, the lower the risk of catching some unplanned

[01:49] movements. for example, on news or someone's decisions on major sales or to subscribe to my Telegram channel. There I post the latest news in the world of cryptocurrency and share my vision of the market. I'll leave the link in

[02:04] the description below this video. Come, I'll be glad to see you all. So, for comparison, medium-term trading, for example, on Bitcoin. We find and define some trend. For example, we see that we had one touch, here is a second touch, a

[02:17] third. And we enter the trade, set a stop-loss, take profit, and pull out our profit. Such a deal, for example, would last 2 days. Moreover, there is good volatility now, Bitcoin has started to grow impulsively. And let's assume that during these 2 days,

[02:32] some news could have easily come out, or a group of participants could have decided, for example, to lock in a large volume, that is, large sales would have occurred, and the price simply might not have reached our profit, somewhere around here it would have turned around and gone towards the

[02:45] stop-loss. In scalping, one-minute and five-minute charts are often used. The meaning of technical analysis here will be the same. Also, for example, some inclined horizontal levels are taken. Only here, for example,

[02:58] somewhere in this place, we entered into a deal. Everything is exactly the same. Stop loss, stake profit. Only here the deal will be closed in literally 12 minutes. Of course, in scalping we also additionally use the order book and the

[03:13] live example. As you know, I don't specialize in killer material on scalping trades has appeared. I'll show you everything today. So where do scalpers trade? This is a

[03:27] trading terminal on a crypto exchange that is unusual for all of us . Scalpers trade in a special scalping platform, such as Tiger from [ __ ] Broker. I'll leave the link for registering with Tiger Broker in the description below the video, of course.

[03:42] You can also download the scalper drive here on this website. It is installed separately. I've already installed it and configured everything. It takes some time. There are some nuances here. So let's collect, for example, 200-300 comments and write a detailed

[03:55] step-by-step analysis of how to install this drive, how to configure it, so that everything here is clear. I will also give instructions on where what is , how to press it, and what hot keys are used. We'll discuss all of this in a separate video if we get enough

[04:09] comments. And, of course, as always, don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't get lost. But we continue. For example, I linked my Bybit account here via IP . BBIT is a top crypto exchange worldwide. There are

[04:23] many tools for earning money: a trading terminal, spot, futures, copy trading, trading bots. There is a crypto deposit in the Banking Earn section. You can also get a payment card here, just like a bank card. Only

[04:37] here we pay for purchases with cryptocurrency. After registration, we go through the You can top up your balance in the Buy P2P Cryptocurrency section . And if you don’t understand something, go to the channel, playlists. Here is a Bibbit learning playlist. Bibбиit for

[04:52] to virtually all questions about the Bybit crypto exchange, as well as numerous crypto exchange. I'll leave a link to register with maximum welcome bonuses in the description below the video. Don't miss your chance. And I, for example,

[05:07] trade in the following way. My funds are in the Bybit trading deposit. And I simply connected AP Bybit to the Tiger drive and traded that way. What is the advantage of scalping trading? We see the market as if through and

[05:21] through. That is, we see all orders in the glass . As we can see, we have densities here. For example, at this price there is a higher density. And we can either go from this density. As we can see, densities can also be removed and

[05:34] substituted. Well, for example, we want to enter into a transaction, as if we were, for example, trading on the exchange. We enter somewhere from the level. Here we see the participants' orders in more detail and can, with the click of a button, for example, I

[05:47] left-click 1 2 and I have placed three pending orders for myself, and I can, for example, enter somewhere here and fill up in parts from some densities in the order these additional bases, densities, and orders appear in the glass. There is also

[06:02] this running tape, a tape of transactions, that is, these are already executed transactions. We can see at a glance how active the market is in one direction or another . Here we have, for example, when strong purchases begin, you see

[06:16] this ball. Well, this is a red one. This sale was a little potato. If , for example, strong buying begins, we see large green bulbs like these. That is, a kind of seething begins. And

[06:29] thus the scalp is guided by the fact that, for example, an impulse has started, some movement has started, for example, a breakout or a rebound. That is, there is a specific reaction. If we, for example, without this order book, only trade on the exchange, look at the terminal here

[06:42] , yes, we also have a price book, but we have absolutely no idea what kind of activity is going on here, uh, what's here, what kind of orders, that is, it's very difficult to see everything here. Yes, we can notice some

[06:55] price impulses if we take a closer look, but this is not very informative. While in scalping we can look at everything under a microscope, seeing the smallest details to make trading decisions. For example, in this

[07:08] situation, we have the Sui coin open, it has high liquidity, and many participants are trading here. And, for example, there was some kind of inclined level, we can even see in a minute that it was broken through. And now some kind of bargaining is going on.

[07:23] That is, in this trading session we can catch an entry, but not just enter somewhere from the middle of the trading session, but as we can see, already guided by the order book, I placed three limit orders with one click of the mouse. Just 1 2 3. Below we

[07:38] constantly see some densities, that is, someone is placing large orders here. I'm interested in the price going down here so I can get in at a better price . Again, stop loss can be hidden somewhere immediately behind these

[07:51] densities. This will be a fraction of a percent if, for example, you enter based on for example, where can we hide the stop loss ? Somewhere right here, behind this knee, for example. And so we can clearly see in the glass where there are real places where

[08:07] orders are concentrated, behind which we can hide our stop-loss. That is, when the price approaches here, most likely these orders will be triggered and will not allow the price to go down. The movement will push off from here and go in the direction we need

[08:21] . Okay, well, the test has begun. While we were here, we were dreaming. In principle, there is nothing to worry about. We see that densities are appearing again. It's all very exciting. Moreover, this is a minute chart. That is, let's say we entered at this point,

[08:33] literally 5-10 minutes are enough for us to exit the market. That is, the advantage of scalping is, firstly, the minimum time in the market, lower risks. Secondly, the opportunity to multiply your deposit in the shortest possible time. Third,

[08:48] low entry threshold. You can start with a small amount, literally 50-100 dollars. But it is worth noting that, of course, there are also some disadvantages. Scalping has high volatility, which means increased control is required. Secondly, there is a

[09:01] great emotional burden due to the fact that everything happens quickly, errors begin to accumulate somewhere, and this leads to the third risk: overtrading and losing the entire deposit. The fourth thing is, of course, that it requires the skill of reading the

[09:15] order book and quick adaptation to market conditions. I have also been using the Dragonfly trading robot to automate my trading for almost 2 years now. To date, a whole line of Dragonfly algorithms has been developed.

[09:27] Conservative ones bring 5-8% per month to the deposit. Moderate 5-8% per month to the deposit. Moderate 8-12% monthly. Aggressive - 12-20. There are also semi-automatic algorithms. Users achieve profitability of up to

[09:42] 150% per day, but this requires active participation. I'll leave a link to a detailed video and step-by-step instructions for installing it on a real or demo account in the description below this video. So, let's move on to analyzing real deals.

[09:55] Of course, I have everything recorded in my trading diary. Here I had one trading diary. Here I had one day, May 9th, five transactions. Of course, it is essential to record all transactions in a diary in order to analyze your mistakes.

[10:08] in a diary in order to analyze your mistakes. you can link the Bybit crypto exchange via AP, and the links will be automatically recorded. It's very convenient. But also in scalping, transactions are often recorded

[10:22] on video, because more sensitive trading, so to speak, takes place there . That is, there are many small nuances there. It is important to see what was happening in the glass at that moment. And it ’s better to record it directly on video. I

[10:36] recorded my trades in OBS. I'll show you. Now let's look at what happened there and how the transactions themselves took place. It turned out to be a very interesting film. But the essence of what I liked is that I took the Sui coin, it has large trading

[10:49] volumes and it turns out four transactions - it was just like a kind of targeting. Here, as we can see, it’s green, well, like profit, profit, but here it’s completely out there 0035 taking into

[11:01] account the commission. There's even a small minus of a couple of kopecks. Then minus 0.16%. There's 0.08% and again a small minus of a little more than half a percent 0 for

[11:16] 63 here, and it was just possible to close these small stop-losses, so to speak, for a small profit or a small loss due to the fact that I hid the stop-losses precisely behind the density and, in the end, grabbed a good deal,

[11:31] let's just analyze it. So, I started recording here, as we can see, there was such a sloping level. And I decided to enter on its breakout . But this is a minute slope, that is, a minute trend. I almost never

[11:46] trade this kind of thing without a glass. Yes. And here, as we can see, I have already started to go short. That is, short is where we earn on the attack, long is on the growth, trading is on futures, of course , with leverage. And so I opened my first deal. Here the second one is

[12:00] approaching, visible behind the transaction feed. And thirdly, as I said, it’s easy to pick up things here in parts. This is not like in medium-term trading, for example, or just intraday trading on the stock exchange. We open one trade with

[12:14] want to gain weight in parts, it’s a whole bicycle. It's hard to do this on the stock exchange. Here it's just a click of the mouse, bang-bang-bang, scatter the applications. The first application has already been accepted and thrown away. My stop loss is also set with one button; the stop loss is

[12:28] set beyond the density. Well, here, in principle, there is both a level and a small cluster of densities. Eh, it looks like take profit too. Well, it's further away from here. I measured the take profit potential based on the slope. But I was just knocked out by the

[12:42] stop-loss. There was such a spire here. I punched out a short stop-loss, that is, hidden right there somewhere inside the glass. That is, here is the length of this entire glass. Well, let's see. Here you can see the ruler. Here is the value of

[12:57] 1%. That is, this is the width, so to speak, of this visible part of the glass. We have, well, visible part of the glass. We have, well, about 1.5% up to 1.5% up, up to 1.5% down. The glass, of course, can be made wider or narrower, but it is roughly adjusted in some way like this

[13:13] . Then I spread out the limit bets again, and here I spread out 1 2 three limit bets without any problems . The meaning of the entrance, I'll show you again, there is a slope. Here we have already started to prick it, and, naturally, this is a sign that there will probably be a

[13:30] breakthrough. Plus, here on the graph I have these red and green stripes - these are also the densities from the glass, simply visualized directly on the graph. And here we also see that the glass is quite loaded at the top, that is, there are many

[13:44] sell orders, which adds some confidence in the short trade. As we can see, the price was right, and everything had already drawn me into the deal. The first order is in place. Well, here in the glass we see once again, I have two or three orders to sell. Now

[13:58] some profit is starting to accumulate. The price is already being trampled. I threw a stop-loss right here for density. Immediately there comes the density and behind it the stop-loss. This is, in fact, the advantage. We do not hide stop-loss behind any

[14:12] not hide stop-loss behind any extremes on the chart. We see a specific accumulation of orders in the order book. And right away, literally here 0.1% of the price movement for this density, we can hide our stop loss. Because if the price approaches

[14:26] this density, it will not break through it until all this density is realized. This means that a rebound from it is very likely . So, the price is slowly moving against the visor, which has already taken two orders. Here are the tens, small ones, you can see

[14:40] these markings. Here are ten. And now it's hidden here. So, in the end, three limit orders were enough. This is a good set that turned out to be a grid. Well, here, as we can see, I still have the fourth limit and the density

[14:54] has increased even more. That is, this gives more hope that even if the price, let's say, reaches here, it takes this limit, hits density and goes down. Yes, I threw another limit here . So, as a result, the price went into

[15:08] profit again, that is, a breakout occurred. Here I have already drawn a mini-mini slope for myself. I also noticed that a small inclination had formed here, but here, as we see, the transaction needs to be monitored, you need to sit down,

[15:21] figure something out, hide the stop somewhere. In the end, I got four limited editions. The price stalled here for a long time, but as we can see, it started to break through. Yes, it's coming, a good test is coming started to break through. Yes, it's coming, a good test is coming . Both sales and purchases appear in the feed

[15:34] . It's painted green like this . It's very beautiful to watch when profit is accumulated and these numbers turn green. That is, profit is being made. Well, a specific breakdown occurred, even an impulse

[15:47] shot occurred. There was an interesting outcome here, that is, there is a specific strait. And this is precisely where you can make a note. I get a normal my standard strategy. That is, there is a slope, we have broken through it and the profit

[16:03] potential is at the base of this slope. But when we also look into the glass, But when we also look into the glass, here we can, along the way, as the price goes, uh, notice what obstacles we have here in the form of oncoming densities.

[16:17] Now you can see it in the glass. It turns out that you look at it this way, nothing is in the way, basically, that’s it, you sit and drag out the deal. And now below you can see some counter densities forming

[16:29] . At these prices, nothing bothers us. But these stumps are definitely worth paying attention to. These stumps are growing, there is already a whole cluster of them here. So the struggle began. Well, the specific densities are now being substituted

[16:45] . Some small prices have been eaten away, but ahead it is clear that resistance is already underway. And here is my take profit. That is, there is still a distance to it , but I see that they have stuck a fairly large,

[16:59] dense one here along the way. Here you can see there 1 million and something. Well, for this coin, that's a lot. And here, I think, I made the decision to close manually. Here. That is, it is clear that there is some kind of resistance, and this can be seen on the graph.

[17:11] That is, this density is most likely seen in the glass by other participants as well. And from it they begin to open in the opposite direction, that is, to long. It turns out that the game is already going against us. Here you have a split second to

[17:23] make a decision and close a deal, for example. As we can see, I was still in doubt for some time about whether to close or not . Here I pulled the take profit to match the density. That is, before it, we hide the stop behind the density, and the take profit before the density,

[17:38] without reaching it. But the price, it turns out, is not going well. It doesn't work. And in the end I closed everything manually, hot key and that's it, the deal was fixed in profit. And then, if we look at the chart, the price actually went in the opposite direction. That is, I came out

[17:54] precisely somewhere in this place with my hands, based on the density in the glass. It turns out that if I were trading manually on the exchange, there would be no densities visible in the order book . Here everything was clearly possible to get out in advance. Here's how this trade looks,

[18:08] for example, in a trader's diary. That is, the hourly schedule. It is absolutely unclear what happened here. Here are my four entries on one candle, it just rode up and down and popped out. Not to mention within an hour. Here, well, in principle, yes,

[18:22] it was still a long deal for scalping . Here, just on one half-hour candle, I entered into a deal, gained, then went short, and closed on the second. Literally just one candle. And by the way, here I closed on the basis of density.

[18:37] And we see what a turn it took from here. If I hadn’t exited at this density, hit by the stop-loss. But again, on higher timeframes it is absolutely unclear what this entry is for. At the

[18:50] fifteenth minute he even came down. By the way, there is some level nearby. Well, perhaps I also paid attention to him. That is, of course, we can be guided by some higher timeframes,

[19:02] fifteen minutes - here we will already have strong levels. For example, if we're trading intraday on the stock exchange without a scalping strategy, 15 minutes is our working timeframe, and we'll look at something like an hourly timeframe, or even a

[19:16] 4-hour timeframe, to see the direction of the trend. then on scalping 15 minutes - this is already a higher time frame for us, and here we can look at some strong levels for ourselves , and then dance and trade from them.

[19:28] But again, guys, don't forget that I don't give any financial advice in my videos . The risks are on each of us, and each of us is responsible for our own successes and failures. Therefore, we must think and make a decision.

[19:40] In scalping, as in other types of trading, a trading system, analysis of your mistakes, and psychology are important. Don't be fooled into thinking that scalping is the gold mine, the money-making button we've all been

[19:53] looking for. Scalping, like any other type of trading, requires experience, skills, a certain mindset and character. Trading here is, one might say, chaotic and hectic. Every minute, every second, something happens. The densities in

[20:07] the glass, as you have seen, are set and removed. There are fake densities. We cannot always rely on this analysis, since density is just a limit order, which, once placed, can easily be removed. And

[20:20] often in our time this is done on purpose. It seems like there is good density in the glass , I hid the stop-loss behind it, bam, that's it, density. Someone cancelled the order, the price skyrocketed, the stop-loss was triggered, tilt began, uncertainty

[20:34] in trading, Foma and that's it. These psychological moments lead to disappointments, mistakes and the loss of deposits. Therefore, you should be very careful and control your risks. We also make sure to show our activity,

[20:49] like, and, as I already said, collect 200-300 comments so that I can record a detailed analysis of how to install and configure the trading terminal. And in principle, if there is enough activity, we will analyze this

[21:02] type of trading further, achieve results and make money. Also, don't Telegram channel; I'll leave the link in the description below the video. Come, I'll be glad to see you all. That's all from me. All the best and successful trading.

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