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✅ 1. Understand the Difference Between Maker vs Taker

Order Type on Binance

Maker You create a limit order (for example: sell ETH at a price higher than the market price, or buy ETH at a price lower). You "add liquidity".

Taker You execute a market order (buy/sell directly at the available price). You "take liquidity" and incur a fee of 0.1%.

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🧠 2. Scalping Strategy as a Maker

To stay fast in scalping while still being a maker, follow this flow:

🔄 Steps:

1. Buy ETH using a Limit Order below the market price.

For example, if the current price of ETH is $3,000 → you place a Limit Buy at $2,998.

2. Wait for the order to be executed automatically.

3. After ETH is purchased, immediately place a Limit Sell above the market price.

For example, if the price of ETH rises to $3,005 → you place a Limit Sell at $3,007.

4. Wait for the order to be executed → profit locked in, fee remains 0%.

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⚠️ Important Note:

Advantages: Scalping fee-less, suitable for $1,000 FDUSD capital.

Disadvantages: Not as fast as a market order. Can miss momentum if the price moves quickly.

To speed up, you can place limit orders closer to the market price (very thin), for example, a difference of 0.1–0.3 USD.

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💡 Tips:

Enable post-only on Binance so that your orders only become makers and do not match directly as takers.

Use a 1-minute chart + order book to quickly read the bid-ask spread direction.