#StopLossStrategies A stop loss strategy on Binance is used to minimize losses by automatically selling a crypto asset when it hits a certain price. Here are a few popular stop loss strategies you can use:

1. Basic Stop-Loss Order

How it works: You set a specific price below your purchase price. When the market hits that price, your asset is sold.

Example: You buy BTC at $30,000. You set a stop-loss at $28,000. If BTC drops to $28,000, it triggers a market sell order.

2. Stop-Limit Order

How it works: Similar to a basic stop-loss, but you define both a trigger (stop) and a limit price.

Example: Stop = $28,000, Limit = $27,800. If the price hits $28,000, a limit order is placed at $27,800.

Pros: Avoids selling far below your stop price during high volatility.

Cons: May not execute if the price drops too fast.

3. Trailing Stop

How it works: The stop price adjusts as the asset price moves in your favor but stays static if the price drops.

Example: You set a trailing stop of 5% below the highest price. If BTC rises to $32,000, your stop is at $30,400. If BTC starts dropping, it will sell at or above that.

Good for: Locking in profits while allowing gains.

4. Manual Stop-Loss with Alerts

Set alerts (via Binance or an app like TradingView), and manually sell when price hits your stop level.

Pros: More control and flexibility.

Cons: Requires constant attention.

How to Set Stop-Loss on Binance:

Go to the trading screen.

Click “Stop-Limit” or “Market” depending on your strategy.

Enter your stop and limit prices (for Stop-Limit) or just the stop (for basic Stop).

Confirm your order.

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