I've said this before and I’ll say it again—try not to rely on automatic stop-losses when you're following my trades or anyone else's.

Market makers often trigger these stops to clear out positions before the actual move begins. Instead of setting a fixed stop-loss, stay alert and watch how the market behaves.

Let’s say I mention a stop-loss at 10.2 for a coin—don’t just exit the trade the moment it hits that number. Give it a bit of room, maybe wait until 10.4, and watch for any signs of a bounce or a bullish signal. Look for price rejection or a strong candle pushing back up.

This kind of approach can help you avoid getting stopped out right before a recovery.

Keep going. Stay sharp and safe out there.