#ScalpingStrategy strategy seems sensible only when there are actually significant fluctuations and there is adequate liquidity (which PEPE often has on Binance, as many people trade it). The best moments for scalping are when the market is a bit crazy, with quick surges and drops – that’s when it’s easy to catch what is called "scalps." It’s crucial to set very tight stop-losses and not hold positions for longer than a few minutes. A scalper typically does not analyze broader fundamentals; they rather look at the chart: support, resistance, RSI, volume, candles on one and five-minute intervals.

With PEPE, one needs to be cautious of volatility, as sometimes in a second the price makes an unexpected spike, and Binance fees can eat into profits if there are too many trades or if the profits are too small (it’s worth calculating whether scalping at such a low token price is actually worthwhile).

My forecast: scalping on PEPE/EUR in the coming week could be interesting – I expect high volatility, which provides opportunities for many quick entries and exits. I would set alerts for sudden breakouts and trade very short-term, closing positions as soon as there is a few percent move