I probably just mis-positioned myself and my request.
First of all, of course, I tried to find a broker on my own, but the fact is that all reviews are usually fake, from the reviews it is impossible to understand how good the broker is for scalping.
As a result, you have to independently check each one. Register, go through verification, deposit money and try, since a demo account does not always reflect the real picture.
Maybe there are people who have gone this way and found a suitable broker. small spreads mean a small difference in bid/ask price, I have never met a broker with difference for a btc/usd pair less than $100, that’s hard to scalp.
I made another reply to this but it must have been lost in the site crash.
Mostly I said...
Maybe the issue is using MT5.
I tried to find a broker that used NT and there are a few but most of the commissions are much higher than using a broker that does not use NT or MT5.
I have tried several and my favorites are Coinbase Pro and Kucoin.
I had an account with Crypto.com and it was so/so but they made $$ on me because they increased the spread on an exchange I made which resulted in me paying a price that was not even hit during the entire day of the trade. So I cancelled/closed the account.
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