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The video analyzes multiple scalping trades on various crypto instruments, focusing on trading against large limit orders in the order book. The trader explains how they identify these orders using a screener tool and execute short or long positions expecting reversals. Several trades are profitable, but the video also highlights missed opportunities and mistakes due to greed or poor timing.
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Goes short at $700 round number due to a large limit order of 99,000 coins. Market reverses, closes with $200 profit.
Similar setup at $135 round number with a 27,000 coin limit order. Short entry, reversal, closes with $270 profit.
Enters long with stop-loss behind a series of large limit orders. Waits for breakout from triangle, closes with $500 profit.
Explains that a screener program automatically tracks large limit orders across hundreds of instruments, making it possible to find setups manually impossible.
Enters long in front of a 2.8 million coin limit order at local minimum. Gets pinned, hits stop-loss at -$40. Later market drops further.
Similar setup with 7 million coin limit order. Market does not bounce; instead volume gets absorbed. Reverses to short, closes prematurely with small profit, missing larger move.
Another large limit order of 10 million coins. Reversal occurs, long breakout, closes with $3,122 profit.
Reminds viewers that anyone impersonating him online is a scammer. All real contacts are only in the video description.
Short at $202 due to 150,000 coin limit order. Market reverses, profit over $200.
Short against series of limit orders. First volume absorbed, stop-loss hit. Re-enters, but market rises again, closed at -$90.
Short on correction from 100,000 coin order. Small profit of $111.
Short from 700,000 coin limit order, targeting breakout of sloping level. Gets $100 profit but then stop-loss hit at -$30.
Long on correction, closes with $500 profit.
Short from 400,000 coin limit order in triangle. Volume absorbed, stop-loss at -$50.
Long on correction with 640,000 coin limit order. Small rebound then volume absorbed, stop-loss at -$30.
Stop-losses average $40-50, profitable trades $200-500+, ratio at least 1:5.
On an instrument with a 2.5 million coin limit order, places one order in advance and one closer to volume. Only first executed, profit $10-14 on partial volume.
Market bounces off volume but trader closed position early out of greed, missing large upward move.
Long in wedge, gets rebound but closes at zero to re-enter at better price. Market flies without him.
Large limit order hit but trader didn't enter in time. Places limit orders too close, not filled. Market moves without him.
Two limit orders to short from 600,000 coin order. One executed, second barely missed. Profit $76.
Short from $20 round number limit order. Market barely touches limit then reverses down without filling his order.
Large fat order in spot, limit order not filled, market drops without him.
Mistakes, greed, and emotions are normal regardless of experience. Advises not to place orders directly on density as they often won't be filled.
Waiting for false spike at 4 million coin limit order, but market shoots up without false spike.
Long from 800,000 coin limit order, small rebounds, volume absorbed, reverses to short, closes at zero.
Series of limit orders on a pumping coin. Enters short from first, gets eaten, then next, realizes it's a news pump, exits with -$30.
Short from large limit order after pump, small profit then reversed, closed at loss.
Long from large buy limit order, expecting breakout. Volume absorbed, stop-loss at -$27.
Rebound from density is basic scalping. Screener automates finding large orders. Encourages comments and subscription.
Scalping by trading against large limit orders can be profitable, but requires discipline and a screener tool to identify setups. Human errors like greed and missed entries are common and should be learned from.
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What is a screener in trading?
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What is a screener in trading?
A program that automatically tracks all large limit orders on the market across hundreds of instruments.
02:06
What typical risk/reward ratio does the trader aim for?
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What typical risk/reward ratio does the trader aim for?
At least 1:5, with stop-losses of $40-50 and profits of $200-500+.
10:55
Why does the trader advise against placing limit orders directly on the density?
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Why does the trader advise against placing limit orders directly on the density?
Because most likely the order won't be filled, and the market will move without you.
18:07
What mistake did the trader make on the Kawa instrument?
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What mistake did the trader make on the Kawa instrument?
He closed a profitable long position at zero to re-enter at a better price, but the market flew without him.
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What is the basis of scalping according to the trader?
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What is the basis of scalping according to the trader?
Rebounding from density (large limit orders) in the order book.
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💡 Key Takeaways
Screener automates finding large orders
Explains a key tool that makes scalping feasible across many instruments.
02:06Risk/reward ratio of 1:5
Highlights the importance of favorable risk/reward in scalping.
10:55Human factor and mistakes are normal
Acknowledges that even experienced traders make errors due to greed and emotions.
18:07Greed leads to missed opportunity
Concrete example of how trying to get a better entry price can backfire.
13:40Rebound from density is basic scalping
Summarizes the core strategy of the video.
21:11Full Transcript
[00:01] analysis of transactions today, so let's get started right away and our first transaction is on the bnb instrument. Please note that our instrument has been growing very actively all day and we reached the round number of 700 dollars, and we know that usually on
[00:14] round numbers we have volumes and also on round numbers. Our market often reverses. We see here that in the spot glass there is a large limit order for 99,000, I go short from it here and, accordingly, wait for a
[00:27] correction and indeed the market goes on. In this transaction, I completely close and 200 dollars, this position brought me the next transaction is very similar, but already on the our instrument is growing and we see that at the top of the spot glass, on the round number of
[00:42] 135 dollars, we have a large limit order for 27,000 coins, accordingly, I go short from it here and, again, wait for a correction to the nearest retest zone, a rebound from density - this is In general, the basis of the glass,
[00:56] that is, the basis of scalping, and therefore all the transactions that we will analyze with you today's deal. And all of them will be on the glass from large orders in this situation, everything worked out perfectly. We hit a large limit
[01:09] order, and we clearly reversed from it, that is, we entered the deal at the very maximum, that is, at the very tip, after that the market reversed and at the nearest retest zone I completely close this position and managed to get plus 270 dollars
[01:22] GIP instrument, this deal is already more interesting. It makes sense. In this deal, I sat for quite a long time. Note that below we have not just large limit orders, but a series of huge fat orders. Accordingly, what I do
[01:38] here is I place a stop-loss before them and enter a long stop-loss here. I place a stop-loss behind these large limit orders and, accordingly, we wait here for some kind of exit from this triangle, that is, we see that at the top we have such a slope and when
[01:51] this slope is broken through, we accelerate to acceleration. I completely close this position and 500 dollars this The position brought me a very frequent comment from people who I hear that I
[02:06] on YouTube, you have large huge orders from which the market bounces perfectly. But then I sit down at the computer and I simply do not have this. And I recorded another lesson in the course on the screener. What is a screener? A
[02:20] screener is a program that itself tracks all large limit orders on the market for us, and it looks like this: We open a screen with you and see that we have a series of large limit orders to
[02:35] buy on the SS instrument, then we go with you to the terminal, open the glass and see that Yes, indeed, we have a huge collapse from below, that is, a series of limit orders, the market beats and beats and beats into it, but cannot go lower, that is, these volumes,
[02:50] they hold back the price. Accordingly, what we do is we enter our stop-loss here. We place an order behind these volumes and wait for a rebound. And in this case, everything worked perfectly, it worked in general, just like on the instrument. We had a hypa deal before,
[03:04] on the instrument. We had a hypa deal before, that is, we narrowed and narrowed and when this slope is broken, we have an acceleration here, I close the entire position and this position brought me 300 dollars and therefore Answering the question of how I look for
[03:17] such good volumes from which the market bounces Yes, I do It’s not manually, doing it manually In principle, it is impossible, we have hundreds of instruments, it is physically impossible and the screener does it for us and therefore those who have taken my training
[03:31] You can go to your personal account there will already be a new lesson on the screener available Well, we move on, our next deal is on the Onda instrument. Please note, we have a local minimum and behind it there is a large limit order for 2.8 million
[03:44] coins, accordingly, I place it with I am in front of it in anticipation of what we are now getting tired of. level pins me, takes me, hits this large limit order
[03:57] market once again draws a pretty good plus, but unfortunately, after that, the market starts to fall again and closes me here by Stop loss at -40 dollars and what's interesting is that after analyzing this volume, the market still
[04:10] flew down very strongly, that is, we see such a large candle of shorts. If we look at this situation more globally, we will see that we still had levels there, that is, in theory, it was possible to close and turn around in analyzing this
[04:23] volume and take another good impulse downwards to break through the level, but unfortunately, I was not at the computer, so I just opened at stop loss and loss of minus 40 DF instrument was very similar to the previous deal on the ONDA instrument. Please
[04:37] note that we also have a local minimum and behind it there is a large limit order for 7 million coins. Accordingly, the same thing. I am waiting for this minimum to be pinned here. A false breakout and reversal. We are really pinning
[04:51] into this large limit order, but the market does not bounce here. That is, a occur here. Instead, we rest against this volume and begin to gnaw at it. Here, carefully, the volume is beginning to be analyzed. Active selling is underway. I will
[05:06] analyze I close this volume and turn into a short, turn into a short, we have a sharp downward impulse on which I immediately close the position and did it. I did it very prematurely because then the market just crumbles and
[05:20] crumbles, that is, in principle, the same situation is exactly the same as we had on the Honda instrument before. That is, if in that situation I had not left the computer, it would also be possible to short and take this volume in the analysis. This is a
[05:34] good sharp impulse movement downwards, but after that the DF instrument falls even lower and here you can see on the history chart. Yes, how much impulse I took a small impulse And how much the market then plopped down for us and
[05:48] then exactly the same situation occurs. That is, we have another large limit order for 10 million coins below, accordingly. In the same way, we are
[06:01] and here the reversal has already really happened and on the breakout, again, the slope good long movement on which I close the entire position and 3122 dollars
[06:13] This deal brought me profit. I've said this 300 times already. I'll say it again 301 times. If anyone writes to you online on my behalf, they are scammers without exception. All my real contacts: My social networks, my Instagram, my website, training, anything,
[06:28] only in the description of this video and nowhere else. Please be careful. Let's move on. Our next deal was on the Salana instrument. The instrument is growing very actively and we see that at the top, at the $202 mark,
[06:41] we have a large limit order for 150,000 coins. Accordingly, I enter a short position from it, expecting a reversal, and indeed, here, without surprises, everything worked out clearly. The market was fighting this volume. And we even see
[06:54] but in the end, the market turns around and goes for a correction. The position is worked out perfectly and I managed to get more than $200 here. Take the next deal on the BNB instrument. It looks very similar. Our instrument is
[07:09] series of large limit orders. on the futures accordingly I go short here from them expecting a reversal here too or at least some kind of correction but no correction occurs the first volume is taken apart I get a
[07:23] stop loss but there are still volumes above that so I go short here and here It would seem yes we have already made a false call like this on the chart here you can see a false call the market has already gone to a reversal already drawing some kind of plus I move away from the
[07:37] computer I think that everything is fine but no the market starts to rise again I have my old orders there I add more Well and as a result In general I am closed here by stop loss at minus 90 dollars not the best deal because
[07:49] closed manually of course everything would have been much better but nevertheless minus 90 the instrument of the seller We see that in the futures glass we have an order for 100,000 coins I go short from it here on the correction and indeed here too
[08:05] everything is without surprises the market worked out the deals well in In fact, it's small, but nevertheless, I managed to get 111 dollars. Here, I took an entry on the correction, an entry based on volume with a short stop-loss, and I managed to ride this movement a little. The next
[08:19] we have this sloping level that happening is that the market is pressing towards this level, and we are forming a level in front of it, that is, in principle, a
[08:31] good signal for a breakout. We also see that in the futures order book, we have a large limit order for 700,000 coins, respectively. I enter from it, I put a stop-loss order, a small stop-loss order behind it. Well, the target is to break through this sloping level
[08:44] and exit somewhere upwards, and indeed, the market bounces back, drawing me a the market bounces back, drawing me a small plus of 100 dollars, but after the spike on the Clone, it rolls back, and as a result, the position is closed by my
[08:57] stop-loss order. Well, a loss of 30 dollars as a result. The next trade was on the our instrument is actively growing, that is, our instrument is actively growing, that is, here we are not
[09:31] on which I close this entire position and this position brought me 500 dollars and this position brought me 500 dollars and what's good in this situation we are not
[09:48] Tia instrument that is. Note also the technical instrument is in a triangle, that is, below we have a horizontal level, above is a slope and accordingly I enter here from the slope because also in the futures order book
[10:01] we have a large limit order for 400,000 coins I enter here short but unfortunately there was no movement the volume was immediately taken apart and the position was closed at minus 50 dollars and the next trade on the arch instrument is a very good
[10:16] growing and accordingly I enter here long on the correction in the direction of the general movement. We also see that in the spawn order book there is a large limit order for spawn order book there is a large limit order for 640,000 coins I enter here from it there was a
[10:29] small rebound but unfortunately after that the volume was taken apart and 30 dollars of loss I received here on stop loss and that It is very important in such transactions this risk/profit ratio because, pay attention, our stop losses
[10:41] are on average 40 or 50, but in this case even less. It worked out. Yes, and profitable trades are p 200 + 250 and 500, maybe more, that is, the ratio is at least 1 to p, yes, and these are very high-quality
[10:55] trades in terms of risk/profit ratio, and the next trade was on the instrument, it is a would like to use its example to analyze an important question. So, pay attention, our instrument is actively growing from above, we have a large limit order for 2.5 million coins.
[11:09] But what is important is that we also see that before the main volume, we still have a bunch of small volume. That is, scalpers, the same as you and me, place their limit orders and create, in
[11:21] general, a rather large volume, and the question arises. What should we do in this case? Should we enter in advance before all these with a scalp at a not very good price, or should we still wait for the market to hit this order and we Let's enter at the
[11:35] best price with a small stop- loss, but in this case there is a risk that the market simply will not reach this volume and we will remain out of position. What I personally do here is I place one order in advance and the second order I place closer to the volume and
[11:49] indeed one order is executed for me, but the market simply does not reach the second one and as a result this situation is worked out perfectly, the market is going to correct and I took 10-14 dollars in this transaction, but unfortunately not on the full working volume
[12:03] because the market did not reach the main volume and the question really arises. Because if we place in advance, then we will have a larger stop-loss, more risk and a worse ratio of risk and profit, but if we place
[12:16] close to the volume, there is a chance that we will simply not be executed and we will remain out of position. That is, we see good volume, we see a good opportunity, but the market flies away without us. It's a shame. Yes, it's a shame. Therefore, to answer this question, we will
[12:29] take a few more similar situations. We had the following situation on the banana instrument. The instrument is growing.
[13:00] honest, I don't even remember why I did it Although now I understand that of course it's stupid what's happening Then, of course, the market bounces off this volume We have a good long movement And then the market just starts to
[13:12] accelerate upwards And I remain, of course, out of position That is, in this case, it did n't take me The market just flew away without me Well, that is, in this matter, it was some kind of greed or stupidity I don't know why I did it But it's really very strange
[13:27] But in the end, it was an excellent entry point It was a good opportunity that I didn't enter The market flew away without me It's a shame Yes, of course, it's a shame The was on the Kawa instrument We see that our
[13:40] instrument is declining in a wedge In such a downward direction, we have an instrument And we also see that on the spot in the spot order book we have a series of large limit I put longs here in anticipation of a reversal I go long And
[13:53] indeed, the market reverses There is a rebound There is a rebound But after that the market comes back and I come in What a brilliant idea in my head. Let me close here now at zero. That is, I'll go out here and place my limit orders
[14:07] a little lower to enter. Right from the volume itself, that is, to enter. Right at the most ideal price. And of course, the market bounces here. Of course, it does n't take me here. The market flies into space. It's just that without me, the market
[14:21] really is just a vertical sharp lang, and the movement is drawing for us. And now I'm also looking and I don't understand why I did this. That is, I dumped a good position in order to enter a deal a few
[14:35] cents better. That is, is it greed or stupidity or both. That is, works differently. That is, if you're in the market, your you're already cooled down, you look at your trades, analyze them and understand that well, this is
[14:49] some kind of nonsense. The market really just flew away here without me. I dumped a good position and was left without money. Well, in general, this is also another mistake of mine. If you are watching this video, you probably like it. It's interesting to you, so do
[15:02] because for you It's literally 1 per second, and any author is pleased to receive feedback and comments. Thank you. The next situation was on the cake instrument, and we see that we have a large limit order for 750,000 coins in the futures order book.
[15:17] That is, this is a really large volume, and we see on the tape footprint that the market has already hit it, the market has hit it, but I didn't have time to enter here, and after that, I place my limit orders, and it seemed to me that since we've already hit this
[15:30] density, well, what should I do now, at these prices? No, I'll place it here. Right close to this order, they'll execute me now, of course, I wasn't taken here either. That is, it was possible to enter at the market at a generally
[15:42] good price, but again, out of greed, I did n't enter here. Well, basically, just because I wanted to enter at the best price, unfortunately, they did n't give me the best price. Well, the market flew away without me. Well, here's
[15:56] another one like that, also a small deal from same series tool S We see that the spot glass we have a large limit order for 600,000 coins. Accordingly, what I do here is I place two limit orders in order to
[16:09] go short on a rebound from this volume. What happens is the market ideally hits my limit orders, one order is executed, and it barely reaches the second order. As a result, the market here, in general, ideally
[16:22] turns around, goes for a correction, and I earned 76 dollars here. A small deal on a small volume. Well, again, it seems that the market hit my limit orders, one executed the second. Unfortunately, no. Well, in general, the deal is from the same series, and the
[16:37] next situation is all the same. Donald Trump's coin meme is falling and crumbling. We see that the instrument is actively falling, after which it goes for a correction, gets into consolidation. And at the top of our spot, at a round number of 20 dollars, there
[16:51] is a large limit order from which I am trying to go short here. The market barely It I am trying to go short here. The market barely It reaches my limit, after which it reverses and we have an excellent
[17:07] enter at an ideal price, but it didn't take me here, the market flew down without me, another excellent opportunity, a good technical trade, unfortunately, was missed, and the Jupiter instrument. Please note that in the spot order book, we have a large
[17:22] not just a big one, it's a really fat order. I set my limit in order to enter here short from it, but again, the market just doesn't reach it, it doesn't take me here. Unfortunately, I don't enter this trade here, I
[17:38] can't say that I'm somehow greedy, that I tried to enter there at an ideal price, well, in general, here it's more likely just an element of chance, yes. Again, I wasn't taken into this trade here, and the market flew down without me. And so I'm showing you these
[17:52] missed opportunities, and I have a lot of them. If you want, I can show you them for a very long time, why, so that you understand that, in principle, the human factor is absolutely natural, and no matter how much experience You haven't had any experience in the market,
[18:07] you will still have mistakes, greed, and emotions, all of this is still present. This is completely normal, and secondly, so that you understand that there is no point in placing your density itself, because most likely in
[18:19] this case you simply won't be taken. Therefore, learn from my mistakes and keep this in mind. Another situation was on the Pin instrument from the instrument, everything is falling, and it keeps falling, and local minimums are formed in consolidation. I am
[18:31] accordingly waiting for a false spike and a reversal upwards. We also see that in the spot order book we have a large limit order for 4 million coins at a round number of 0.15 cents. I am accordingly waiting for a false spike here,
[18:43] but it doesn't happen, and the market simply takes and shoots upwards, that is, there is a powerful vertical movement upwards, but without me, again, there was no greed or any mistake of mine, that is, the market simply did not give this
[18:57] opportunity, but nevertheless, in principle, it was probably possible to enter. The following situation was on the coin, the Sui instrument. We are falling and we see that in the futures order book there is a large elementary order for 800,000 coins, respectively. I enter
[19:09] here in Long from it, there were small rebounds, but nevertheless. As a result, this volume began to be analyzed, I close again, turn over here to Short in the analysis of this volume and on the breakout of this size, I still catch a small impulse, as a result,
[19:24] the situation was closed at zero, we move on. The next transaction was on the GMX instrument, growing, apparently some news came out, it began to grow after that. We enter into futures order book we have a series of large limit orders on top, but the
[19:38] orders. That is, if it were some single fat order, then in this case everything would be clear, but due to the fact that it was a series of orders, I enter from the first order, it is eaten away, I stop and then I go to the next one and they eat it up again,
[19:52] and in the end I realized that basically, if some news came out, if the coin started to pump, well, in general, this situation is not mine, I need to get out of it, and in general, this is not a matter of trading and a $30 loss. In the end, I took it here and
[20:05] left this situation alone. The next deal was on the KT instrument. We see that is, the coin is pumped. And after that, the coin has already begun to flow down, and also in resistance, they inserted a large limit order on the spot, from which
[20:18] I go short here. In anticipation that the market will continue to flow down, this often happens to us. That is, when some coin takes off and then it flow down there for several days. Well, accordingly, I thought that the coin would
[20:31] flow down, and indeed, we had a small short movement here. But after that, the market rolled all the profit back into the coin and the deal was closed, just a loss, and our next deal was on the High coin. Note that the instrument is actively
[20:44] growing, it stops. We are consolidating, local highs are forming, the levels are above, and the instrument is gradually pressing towards these levels, accordingly, I am waiting for an upward exit here and a breakthrough of these levels, and we also see that in the glass
[20:57] we have a large limit order to buy, from which I enter longs here, I place a stop-loss behind it and wait for an upward exit, but unfortunately, the volume is corroded and the transaction is closed at a stop-loss of -27 dollars. Well, like in the
[21:11] good old days, Let's, according to tradition, withdraw money to our analyzed the rebound from density transactions, this is probably the most basic thing in scalping. Moreover, we have a screener, that is, a
[21:24] program that does everything for us, it itself looks for these large orders for us, all we have to do is open the glass and press one button. Therefore, in general, everything is elementary for me for today. Thank you all very much for watching. Don't forget to
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