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emotion from trading and ensures you don’t suffer larger-than-expected losses.

Here are a few key **stop-loss strategies** to consider:

### 1. **Percentage-Based Stop-Loss**

- Set a fixed percentage loss (e.g., 5%, 10%, or 15%) from your entry price.

- *Example*: Buy at $40,000, set stop-loss at $36,000 (10% drop).

### 2. **Support-Level Stop-Loss**

- Place your stop-loss just below a key support level (where buyers usually step in).

- *Example*: If Bitcoin has strong support at $35,000, set stop-loss at $34,500.

### 3. **Moving Average Stop-Loss**

- Use a moving average (like the 50-day or 200-day MA) as a dynamic stop-loss.

- *Example*: If price closes below the 50-day MA, exit the trade.

### 4. **Volatility-Based Stop-Loss (ATR)**

- Use the **Average True Range (ATR)** to set a stop-loss based on market volatility.

- *Example*: If ATR is $2,000, set stop-loss 1.5x ATR ($3,000) below entry.

### 5. **Trailing Stop-Loss**

- Adjusts the stop-loss as the price moves in your favor to lock in profits.

- *Example*: If Bitcoin rises to $45,000, move stop-loss up to $40,000 (protecting gains).

### **Final Tip:**

Always backtest your stop-loss strategy to ensure it fits your risk tolerance and trading style.

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