Tick Scalping

Tick scalping is a trading strategy that attempts to profit from extremely small price movements by exploiting price feed latency or delays between data providers.

This practice is strictly prohibited on Klein Funding because it does not reflect genuine market skill but rather exploits technical infrastructure differences.

What counts as tick scalping:

• Placing trades that rely on price feed delays or latency arbitrage
• Opening and closing positions within milliseconds to capture single tick movements
• Using tools or methods that exploit differences between our price feed and external sources

Normal scalping strategies with proper market analysis are permitted. The distinction is between legitimate short-term trading and exploitation of technical latency.