Excellent friend, this is how it should be. We should all manage a stop, for the sake of the capital.

The other day a follower asked me:
👉 “How do I use the stop loss?”

And I thought it was crucial to respond because the stop loss can save you from losing everything in a sharp drop. Many beginners jump into a crypto, get excited, and don’t set any limits. Result: if the price plummets, they end up staring at the screen with their heart in their mouth.

🎯 What is the stop loss?

It is a tool that allows you to automatically sell your crypto if it drops to a certain price.
It’s like an “emergency insurance” to avoid losing more than you’re willing to.

Example:
You buy $SOL at $150 and say “if it drops to $135, I want to exit.”
You set a stop loss at $135 and that’s it. If the price falls, you sell automatically there.

📲 How to use it on Binance?
1. Go to Spot or Futures (depending on where you trade).
2. Choose the Stop-Limit option (or Stop Market if you want it to sell at market price).
3. Set up:
• Activation price: the value at which you want the sale to be activated.
• Sale price: the value at which you want to sell (it can be the same or a little less).
• Amount: how much you want to sell.

Done. You don’t need to be in front of the computer all day.

🔒 Why is it important to use it?

✅ You protect your capital.
✅ You avoid emotional decisions.
✅ It forces you to have a plan.
✅ You sleep better, literally.

🚫 What I do NOT recommend:

❌ Setting the stop too close (the price may move a little and take you out unnecessarily).
❌ Not using it “because I’m afraid it will activate” (then you’re afraid of losing, and that’s already dangerous).

💬 Do you use stop loss or go kamikaze?

Tell me in the comments how you manage risk.