Scalping Con Botas

Everything that is gained here is love, buddy, so go ahead and with strength because the road is long and winding 👍👍

I have already contacted the owner of that operation.. here in the image the true one

Today was a very funny day with those posts about trading at 100x 🤣🤣🤣.
Screenshots came out by the dozens, fantasy ROI, green numbers that even a new traffic light wouldn't show… until, as the saying goes, the true owner of the pig appeared.
And from all that circus comes a truth simpler than a one dollar Chinese bill:
👉 If you really want to show what you're earning, or know if someone is indeed making money, the trade has to be seen live.
It's that easy.
No cropped screenshots, no edited photos, no "trust me". Binance makes it clear: you can show the trade in real-time, with the PnL in USDT or in percentage, without mystery and without makeup. Like the underlined image there, clear as spring water.
In the countryside, there's an old saying:
"he who sells good cattle shows it without hiding it."
He who only shows the weight photo but doesn't let you see the animal is hiding something.
Moral of the story:
you can win, you can lose too.
But respect is earned with transparency, not with stories.
He who really knows how to trade doesn't need to shout... just show the trade and let the numbers speak.

The first image is the true one and the user allowed verification, the second when checking the profile and posts only shows screenshots.... so give your opinions on the topic so it serves those who are just arriving and get carried away by these "screenshots".

The last photo is from my profile and operation which shows in percentage what was earned in the trade..
$XAU

Noti Botas, special report 📢📢📢🆘️🆘️🆘️🆘️💯🧨💥🧨💥
Well, let's put a hat on the news because, in cold terms, it scares… but understood and calmly it teaches.
It turns out that according to data from OKX, Bitcoin slipped below $76,000 and hovered around $75,800, with a tasty drop of 6.7% in the day. And Ethereum didn't want to be left behind: it lost the floor of $2,300 and fell nearly 10%, like a cow sliding in freshly fallen mud.
Up to that point, one might say: "well, another normal day in crypto."
But the good gossip comes next.
The on-chain analysis folks reported that on social media, the panic with Bitcoin is at its highest since 2026. In other words, everyone is shouting, "it's over!" like when they see a black cloud and believe the harvest is lost. At the same time, the market sentiment indicators are lower than a hen in a downpour, at the most depressed level since last November.
What does that mean?
That the environment went from "cautious" to "every man for himself." And if volatility continues or $BTC doesn't recover certain key prices that traders are watching, that fear may last several more days. In other words, the pasture remains slippery.
Moreover, it's not just crypto. Stocks and metals, which had been rising, are also correcting. Silver is becoming scarce, leverage is cooling off, and liquidity is as scarce as water in summer. All of that directly impacts the crypto market.
Now comes the part that almost nobody wants to hear, but that in the field has been known for a while:
when fear gets too fierce, the selling of surrender is usually close. That is, when the small producer gets tired, sells cheap, and leaves… that's when the big players come in to buy slowly. Here lies the doubt of whether when everyone runs scared, someone is filling up the warehouse since panic is noisy, but big money is silent and, as in the field, those who sell out of fear almost always leave the best land for those who had patience.
$BTC

To expand on the topic of the image, create another post to try to explain this topic👍👍

Noti Botas, del pueblo pal pueblo 📢📢📢💯🆘️🧨💯🧨

It turns out that the serious gossip came out that an account was liquidated 14 times in just six hours. Not one, not two… fourteen😶😶😶. And yet they had 20 thousand dollars left. And when one looks at the complete history, the crown jewel:
241 liquidations in total.

That is no longer bad luck, that is vocation.
This is where one wonders, with a drink in hand:
Do we like to lose?
Is it blind faith like “this time it’s the good one”?
Or is it that many live trading like a casino with pretty charts?
Because let’s be honest: someone who lets themselves be liquidated 241 times is not “learning”, they are insisting. It’s like someone who puts their hand on barbed wire and says: “it didn’t hurt that much, I’ll go again.” That is no longer strategy, that is premium stubbornness.
And beware, it’s not that the market is bad. The market is like a farm: it does not forgive those who do not know how to handle it. If you enter without a stop loss, without a plan, and with leverage as if it were roulette, the result is the same as always: liquidation with receipt.
The most curious thing is that many remain there due to a dangerous mix of a little faith, a little ego, and a lot of magical thinking of “someday it will hit.”

Trading is not to demonstrate bravery nor to take out frustrations.
Those who treat it like a casino end up paying entry every day.
And the market, unlike the casino, does not applaud you when you lose… it just charges you and moves on.

Friends, trade carefully
$XAU

The above was taken from Npanewslab so no one says I made it up😆😆

Second part to explain the image 🤣💥💥 💯💯💯💯
One sees that image of the guy leveraged at 100x, with crazy ROI, and the first reaction is:
"No way, this guy is a chosen one from the trading Olympus!"
And of course, immediately the honest and human question comes up:
Is that really possible… or do I always get the version "three seconds later, liquidated and with my underwear halfway down my knees"?
The short and blunt answer:
yes, it is possible, but it is not the norm, nor is it replicable, nor is it advisable for most.
What you see there is like the neighbor who won the lottery betting everything on the same number. Did it happen? Yes. Should you do it? Not even as a risk.
Now, the detail that almost nobody looks at:
the guy is on 100x cross margin.
That basically means putting all the livestock in a single pasture, opening the door, and saying "God will provide". While the price is in your favor, you are a genius. The day it reverses, Binance doesn’t ask you, it milks the whole corral.
That's why many of us experience the same:
we enter at 50x, 75x, 100x believing we are professional traders… and before we know it, we are crying our eyes out, wondering what went wrong.
Most likely that guy wasn’t playing with the last coin in his pocket. Being on cross margin, it’s highly probable he had additional money in the account, acting as a cushion. That’s what allowed him to withstand the 100x leverage without Binance kicking him out of the pasture at the first price spike. It’s not the same to jump into the river with a life jacket as it is to jump in your underwear.
Isolated margin is the little corral of learning. You lose little, learn a lot, and stay alive.
Cross margin, when used well, is a surgeon's tool. Misused, it’s a chainsaw without a helmet.
What’s the big lesson from all this?
It’s not that the guy in the image is an alien; he may possibly have risk management, timing, experience, and discipline, which weigh more than leverage. I don’t know, that could be 😅😅
$XAU

Noti Botas the informative of the field 💥💥🧨💯💯💯

On Friday, that is to say yesterday, gold took a serious stumble, and it wasn't because it woke up in a bad mood, but because a mess was created with options, something like when many farmers make future deals without being clear if the harvest will actually come out.
It turns out there were many bets made with options on the price of gold. When the price started to rise and crossed certain levels, those who were ‘in a bad position’ had to run and buy futures and ETFs to cover the gap. This artificially pushed the price up, like when everyone rushes to buy calves at the same time and they inflate the prices.
But of course… that lasts as long as the scare lasts.
When the price fell again and crossed those same levels, those who had rushed to buy now had to sell, and that's when the fall came. That was what happened just when a bunch of options on the SPDR Gold Shares ETF expired, at key prices. In other words, the market was left like a corral without a gate.
And to top it off, at CME Group there were large positions concentrated at several important prices. That is to say, many bettors standing on the same stone. When the stone moved, they all rolled away.

What’s the lesson for those of us here?
This wasn’t panic or conspiracy, it was market mechanics, like when too many cows are tied to the same post: if the post gives way, they all fall together.

Gold remains gold, but in the short term it is also managed by derivatives, options, and people covering their hides. Those who don’t understand that think the market is crazy… when in reality it’s just reacting.
In the markets, as in the field, the quality of the animal doesn’t always prevail; many times, the mess of the deals prevails. And those who don’t understand how those deals work end up watching their harvest go down the hill.

Success to those who are working with $XAU

How hard it is for me to place the damn stop loss and the truth is that not even with my toxic one can I 🤣🤣🤣

Noti Botas, time to sleep 🧨🧨💯💯💥

For 50 years, they sold us the story that gold and silver were the responsible grandmothers of the market, wise, stable, "that never fails." Well, look... they lost their credentials. Silver took a drop of 33% in hours, something so fierce that even Bitcoin in its worst tantrums doesn't do that. And gold, which always walks slowly, also slipped by 10%, like a cow on a wet slope.
Result: gold and silver ended up behaving like memecoins, with shakes that even the craziest didn't expect. And in the meantime, $BTC , which is always called unstable, remained the calmest in the pasture. Ironies of life.
This was the last bastion that $BTC needed to conquer: to demonstrate that when fear tightens, it can be more stable than the "safe" metals. And look, the market put it to the test... and it passed.
If gold and silver have really hit the ceiling, an interesting phase is coming. It's like when the old cattle stop giving milk and the calf starts to gain strength. It’s not that one dies and the other wins, it's that the world changes.

Friends, don't fall in love with the reputation, fall in love with the behavior.
Because even the most wise cow kicks the bucket one day.

Next week looks busy... and those who aren't paying attention will learn the hard way.

See you gentlemen, ladies, and everyone.
$BTC

$BNB
General trend: Bearish
4H trend: Bearish
1H trend: Bearish
5M trend: Corrective lateral
Best trade to take (scalping – window 2 to 3 hours): Short
Short position
Entry: Zone 857 – 862 (pullback to resistance and Supertrend 5M/1H)
Objective(s): First objective: 845
Second objective: 832 (recent low and high liquidity zone)
Stop Loss: Close and acceptance above 866

Note that volume is low $BNB

The famous Stop Loss: the fence that nobody wants to put up.💥💥💥😅😅😅😅

In #Binance there is an option called stop loss, known, visible, and free... and still, almost nobody uses it. Why? Because we think we are smarter than the market. We think: “that’s not going to move that much,” “I know the system,” “it will surely bounce back.” And that’s where the wake begins.
The problem is not technical, it’s mental. The one who doesn’t put a stop loss is usually the same one who doesn’t set limits in life:
doesn't put a brake on the toxic relationship,
doesn’t know how to say no to family,
tolerates abusive bosses,
and then expects to be disciplined in trading. Spoiler: it doesn’t work.

The stop loss is like the electric fence of the pasture. It’s not to punish the cow, it’s to protect it. It keeps it in its territory, prevents it from getting into places it shouldn’t, and, above all, prevents losing all the cattle. Of course, there are troublesome cows that jump the fence, yes. That happens. But without a fence, they all go.

In professional trading, and even more so in funding accounts, the stop loss is not optional, it’s law. It’s not a punishment, it’s insurance. The trader who doesn’t use stop loss is not brave, they are irresponsible. And the market doesn’t reward faith, it rewards risk management.
A good stop loss allows you to: lose little to keep working, protect the account when the market gets tough, and most importantly, stay alive.

Look friends, the stop loss doesn’t take your money,
it takes away the possibility of making a big mistake and in this business, those who do not set limits end up learning… but the hard way.

Put a stop loss on the toxic person in your life and then put a stop on the cryptos like $XAU that sometimes perform well and can be read but then the full moon arrives and look out, it gets jumpy. So be careful about setting limits on $XAU

In #BİNANCE there is always the question of what cross margin and isolated margin are, and which is better. So here it is explained as it is explained in the field, with cows, fences, and common sense.

🐄 Cross Margin
Cross margin is like having all the cows in one single pasture without divisions.
If one gets sick, the others help hold on… but if a stampede breaks out, you lose them all.
Example: You have 500 USDT in the account and open a position with 200 USDT.
If things get ugly, Binance does not only use those 200, but the entire pasture to try to save the position.
Advantage: it can hold on longer.
Disadvantage: if the market gets tough, you end up with not a single cow.
Therefore, cross margin is for very organized people who know exactly what they are doing. It is not for improvising.

🐓 Isolated Margin
Isolated margin is like enclosing a cow alone in its pen.
If it falls, it only falls itself, but does not drag the others down.
Example: You have the same 500 USDT, but only put 80 USDT into a trade.
If that play goes wrong, you only lose those 80, the rest of the herd continues to graze peacefully.
Advantage: you control the damage.
Disadvantage: if you don’t adjust well, liquidation comes faster.
Therefore, isolated margin is for learning, to protect the account, and to sleep peacefully.

🤠 Which is better?
Neither is better by itself.
It’s like asking what is better: machete or chainsaw. It depends on who uses it.
– If you are starting → isolated margin.
– If you already have experience, discipline, and strategy → cross margin, with great respect.
What would I tell my friends? Well, to always set stop loss, that is the most effective electric fence, also do not put more money into a losing trade, that is pouring water into a hole or adding more gasoline to the fire, and lastly, manage risk, because the market does not forgive bravery, only discipline.

With $XAU and it also applies to the above since not everything that shines is $XAU

Do you think it's possible that leveraged at 100x could lead to what happened to the guy in the image? Or definitely, I am just very unlucky that when I do that in 3 seconds I end up with my underwear halfway down my knees 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and crying like a baby

What do you think?🙀🙀
$XAU

If Binance doesn't place it directly at $MANTA I had no idea it existed... I'm going to investigate if this is named after a city or for a blanket or what it will be 😆😆😆

General trend: Bullish
4H trend: Bullish
1H trend: Bullish
5M trend: Lateral (short correction after impulse)
Best operation to take (scalping – window 2 to 3 hours): Long
Long operation
Entry: Zone 0.0836 – 0.0840 (retest of support and supertrend 5M)
Objective(s):
TP1: 0.0867
TP2: 0.0890
Extended TP (only if there is acceptance): 0.0915
Stop Loss: 0.0829 (below the last structural minimum in 5M and clear loss of support).
Let's see how this thing called $MANTA turns out

Since I have noticed many posts similar to the attached image, I told myself, let's make one that is more real 🤣🤣🤣

🔴 2020 — You missed school because studying was "for fools".
🔴 2021 — You missed your first kiss because you didn't brush those molars or your ideas.
🔴 2022 — You missed the economics class because according to you, "that’s useless".
🔴 2023 — You missed your first hookup for not bringing protection… or common sense.
🔴 2024 — You lost 1,000 USDT for believing that trading was a bar bet.
🔴 2025 — You kept losing for thinking you were the big shot without knowing how to read a chart.
🟢 2026 — Aim not to lose anymore, because with all those screw-ups you should already be
more seasoned than sheep leather. It's about time you get serious, partner, get to studying, respect the market and stop playing fortune teller.

Moral...
You didn’t lose because of Binance.
You lost for not studying, for not learning, and for believing that trading is luck.
The market does not forgive ignorance… the bill comes due, no discount.

$XAU

Noti Botas 💯💯💥🧨🧨🧨

What is $INX ? Well, the bad tongues say 🤣🤣 that this is not the typical excited crypto that screams “to the moon” and after eight days no one sees it again. This is more like the registered bull, documented, marked, and with a veterinarian overseeing it. It is a token that wants to play seriously, with clear rules, regulation, and all the paperwork that many do not like, but that brings peace of mind.
The charm of INX is that it mixes two worlds:
on one hand, it serves within its own ecosystem, and on the other, it behaves like a more formal asset, almost like a company stock, with oversight and rules. In other words, it’s not for improvising; it’s for those who understand that not everything here is easy and carefree.
Binance did not release it directly to the big market, no. They are first showing it in Binance Alpha, like when someone takes a young bull to the fair to see how it behaves before selling it. Slowly, carefully, watching who approaches and who doesn’t.

$INX is not for making quick money or gambling on luck. It’s for those who like regulation, tranquility, and what grows slowly but surely. This is not a daily golden egg-laying hen; it’s investment with paperwork, patience, and a cool head. Those who understand that, enter; those looking for adrenaline, better go to the next pasture.
We will soon see how $INX behaves

Let's go with $IP to see how it looks....
General trend: Bearish
Trend in 4H: Bearish
Trend in 1H: Bearish
Trend in 5M: Lateral – corrective
Best operation to take (scalping – 2 to 3 hour window): Need to wait

Short Operation (if applicable)
Entry: 1.86 – 1.90
Target(s):
1.80
1.76
1.70
Stop Loss: 1.95

$IP

$XRP
General trend: Bearish
Trend in 4H: Bearish
Trend in 1H: Bearish
Trend in 5M: Lateral – corrective
Best operation to take (scalping – window 2 to 3 hours): Short

Short Operation
Entry:
1.7550 – 1.7700 (supply zone + supertrend 1H)
Objective(s):
TP1: 1.7200
TP2: 1.6900
Final TP (if there is acceptance): 1.6500
Stop Loss: 1.8050 (clear structural invalidation at 1H)

Let's see how $XRP behaves

Let's hope this crypto $SYN doesn't leave us $SYN with our pants down....
General trend: Bullish with exhaustion
Trend in 4H: Bullish
Trend in 1H: Bullish losing structure
Trend in 5M: Corrective bearish
Best operation to take (scalping – window 2 to 3 hours): Short

Short Operation
Entry: 0.1010 – 0.1040 (retest broken area / supply)
Objective(s):
TP1: 0.0940
TP2: 0.0895
TP3 (liquidity extension): 0.0860
Stop Loss: 0.1085

Friends, here's the info...
Technical stop above the last accepted high in 1H.
If it breaks and accepts above 0.1085, the short is invalidated, no stories.