📅 On June 22, 2026, I started an experiment that will be conducted completely openly on this channel.
💰 Starting capital: 5,000 USDT 🎯 Goal: 100,000 USDT in 365 days
To achieve this goal, I need to average approximately 28% per month or 5.9% per week.
📌 First and foremost, this is an experiment for myself.
I want to find out whether I can turn 5,000 USDT into 100,000 USDT within one year while strictly following my own trading rules and risk management principles.
⚡ Scalping ⚡ Order book, tape reading and market structure analysis ⚡ Using my own algorithms and trading tools ⚡ No additional deposits
⚠️ Experiment Rules
🔹 Daily loss limit — 15% 🔹 Every trade will be published, both winners and losers 🔹 The experiment ends either upon reaching the goal or losing the entire deposit
📊 This channel will include real trades, statistics, mistakes, market thoughts, and results from my trading bots.
❓Will I reach the goal?
Honestly, I don't know.
But I can promise one thing:
The entire journey will be completely transparent.
What would you do here: take the setup, wait, or skip?
A strong LONG impulse move was followed by a correction on the 15m timeframe. At the moment, the correction structure is beginning to weaken, which may create a possible entry opportunity.
Topic 4: What the chart shows, and what it does not show
The chart is the first thing most traders open. It shows candles, levels, impulses, pullbacks, volume and volatility. It helps you understand where price has already been and how the market reacted before.
But for a scalper, the chart is only part of the picture. The chart shows market traces. It does not always show the real-time fight between buyers and sellers.
What the chart can show: • where a strong move started; • where price stopped; • where a breakout happened; • where a level formed; • where volatility appeared.
What it may not show: • who is pressing price right now; • whether there is a real buyer; • whether a level is being defended; • whether liquidity is being pulled; • whether the breakout is real or just a sweep.
Example: price approaches resistance and the chart looks ready for a breakout. But in the order book, a large sell wall absorbs every buy. The tape speeds up, but price does not move higher. On the chart it may still look strong, while inside the market resistance is already visible.
The opposite can also happen. The chart looks weak, candles are small, and the move is not impressive. But sellers are being absorbed quickly, orders above price disappear, and a buyer quietly takes the offer. A few minutes later, the chart finally shows the impulse.
Main idea: the chart often confirms what the order book showed earlier.
For scalping, this matters a lot. The shorter the trade, the less time you have to wait for confirmation after the fact.
📈 chart = context 📊 order book = liquidity ⚡ tape = speed 🎯 price reaction = decision
A trade should not be opened just because the chart looks beautiful. It should be opened because the situation is clear.