#StopLossStrategies

My Stop-loss Strategies For Trading! ✂️📉

Using BNB as an example

Managing risk is key in trading. That’s where stop-loss strategies come in—they protect your capital and keep emotions in check. Here are the stop-loss styles I use, explained with BNB!

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1. Fixed Stop Loss 📍

Example: I buy BNB at $300 and decide I’m okay risking $10.

So, I set my stop at $290.

If BNB drops there, I’m out—no thinking, no stress.

Simple but doesn’t consider market movement.

✔️ Good for beginners

⚠️ Can get hit easily in volatile conditions

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2. ATR Stop Loss 📊

ATR = Average True Range (how much price moves daily)

If ATR is $15 and I buy at $300, I’ll set my stop at $285.

ATR adjusts with volatility, so I adjust my stop accordingly.

✔️ Dynamic

✔️ Adapts to current conditions

⚠️ Needs indicator tracking

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3. Trend-Based Stop Loss 📈

Trading an uptrend? Watch the swing lows.

If BNB’s swing low is $295, I’ll place my stop just below it at $294.

Lets the trend breathe, but still protects me if it breaks.

✔️ Great for trend-followers

⚠️ Needs chart analysis

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4. Break-Even Stop Loss ⚖️

I buy BNB at $300. It pumps to $315.

Now I move my stop to $300 (my entry).

Even if the market reverses, I won’t lose—break even!

✔️ Stress-free once price moves

✔️ Locks in safety

⚠️ No gains if you get stopped out early

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5. Trailing Stop Loss 🐾

I buy at $300, price goes to $320.

With a $10 trailing stop, my SL now moves to $310.

If BNB hits $330, SL moves to $320.

Profit locks in as the price climbs!

✔️ Ride the trend

✔️ Auto-protects profits

⚠️ Might get stopped on small pullbacks