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There are many traders who are unaware of how to set a stop loss on Binance. I wanted to share this post with a simple and detailed explanation: ✅ How to set a stop loss (Stop-Limit) on Binance in easy steps. 📌 A simple example: You bought a coin at a price of $100, and you want to protect yourself from a significant loss if the price drops. You set a stop loss at $90, which means if the price reaches $90, you want the app to automatically sell the coin before the price drops further. 📲 How to set a stop loss on the Binance app or website: Open the Binance app or log in from the browser. Go to the trading page (Trade), and select the pair in which you own the coin (for example: XYZ/USDT). Select the "Sell" option. From the order type (Order Type), choose "Stop-Limit". Now you will see 3 fields to fill in: Stop (the price that triggers the sell order): for example, $90.00. Limit (the price at which you want to sell): for example, $89.50 (slightly lower than the Stop to ensure execution). Amount (the quantity you want to sell): for example, 100% or a portion of it. Press the "Sell" button to execute the order. ⚠️ Important notes to understand the difference: Stop: the price that automatically triggers the sell order when reached. Limit: the price at which you actually want to sell, and it is usually slightly lower than Stop to ensure a quick sale. 🛡️ In summary: If the price of the coin drops and reaches $90, the system starts selling the coin at a price close to $89.50, which protects you from larger losses if the price continues to decline. #binancePizza
There are many traders who are unaware of how to set a stop loss on Binance. I wanted to share this post with a simple and detailed explanation:
✅ How to set a stop loss (Stop-Limit) on Binance in easy steps.
📌 A simple example:
You bought a coin at a price of $100, and you want to protect yourself from a significant loss if the price drops.
You set a stop loss at $90, which means if the price reaches $90, you want the app to automatically sell the coin before the price drops further.
📲 How to set a stop loss on the Binance app or website:
Open the Binance app or log in from the browser.
Go to the trading page (Trade), and select the pair in which you own the coin (for example: XYZ/USDT).
Select the "Sell" option.
From the order type (Order Type), choose "Stop-Limit".
Now you will see 3 fields to fill in:
Stop (the price that triggers the sell order): for example, $90.00.
Limit (the price at which you want to sell): for example, $89.50 (slightly lower than the Stop to ensure execution).
Amount (the quantity you want to sell): for example, 100% or a portion of it.
Press the "Sell" button to execute the order.
⚠️ Important notes to understand the difference:
Stop: the price that automatically triggers the sell order when reached.
Limit: the price at which you actually want to sell, and it is usually slightly lower than Stop to ensure a quick sale.
🛡️ In summary:
If the price of the coin drops and reaches $90, the system starts selling the coin at a price close to $89.50, which protects you from larger losses if the price continues to decline.
#binancePizza
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Bitcoin $BTC is challenging all expectations! After reaching its highest levels in 2024, everyone is wondering: Is this just the beginning? Personally, I'm very optimistic about its future, and I believe it still has a lot to offer. What do you think? Share your predictions in the comments!
Bitcoin $BTC is challenging all expectations! After reaching its highest levels in 2024, everyone is wondering: Is this just the beginning? Personally, I'm very optimistic about its future, and I believe it still has a lot to offer. What do you think? Share your predictions in the comments!
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So Bitcoin $BTC is now choosing to go to 84,800 then to 88 thousand dollars. 🪙 Note: What is the real sign of an uptrend?! Yes, when Bitcoin closes a daily close at 95,200 thousand dollars. Otherwise, we are still in a downtrend and I see nothing but negative indicators whether it's the Other chart or the acquisition index which can rise more at any moment.
So Bitcoin $BTC is now choosing to go to 84,800 then to 88 thousand dollars.
🪙 Note: What is the real sign of an uptrend?! Yes, when Bitcoin closes a daily close at 95,200 thousand dollars.
Otherwise, we are still in a downtrend and I see nothing but negative indicators whether it's the Other chart or the acquisition index which can rise more at any moment.
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MicroStrategy announced the purchase of an additional 11,000 Bitcoins a week before President Trump’s inauguration, reflecting the continued interest of major companies in investing in cryptocurrencies. In a move to boost the infrastructure of digital currencies, an Abu Dhabi-based company has invested $5 million in the cryptocurrency exchange GRVT, indicating an expansion in investments in this sector. #grvt
MicroStrategy announced the purchase of an additional 11,000 Bitcoins a week before President Trump’s inauguration, reflecting the continued interest of major companies in investing in cryptocurrencies.

In a move to boost the infrastructure of digital currencies, an Abu Dhabi-based company has invested $5 million in the cryptocurrency exchange GRVT, indicating an expansion in investments in this sector.
#grvt
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The worst currency I have ever worked on #Portal
The worst currency I have ever worked on
#Portal
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The strongest campaign ever Send here - 585486663 - Come on guys, send and get a response The higher the sending amount, the bigger your gift
The strongest campaign ever
Send here
- 585486663 -
Come on guys, send and get a response
The higher the sending amount, the bigger your gift
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Red envelope BPSOFBXIID
Red envelope
BPSOFBXIID
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Satoshi: One of the most curious Bitcoin terms is Satoshi, a numerical equation equal to 0.0001 Bitcoin, and named after Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin.
Satoshi: One of the most curious Bitcoin terms is Satoshi, a numerical equation equal to 0.0001 Bitcoin, and named after Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin.
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Will Bitcoin go up more or should we wait for a decline?
Will Bitcoin go up more or should we wait for a decline?
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A good understanding of the markets you choose and the methods of trading on them are basic skills that must be mastered before moving on to real trading
A good understanding of the markets you choose and the methods of trading on them are basic skills that must be mastered before moving on to real trading
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What do you advise me about currency #REI
What do you advise me about currency #REI
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Patience is a tree whose roots are bitter and whose fruits are delicious #portal
Patience is a tree whose roots are bitter and whose fruits are delicious
#portal
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