Stop Loss is a tool that protects your capital in case of a sudden price drop. It serves to automatically sell your asset when the price reaches a minimum value that you define, avoiding greater losses.
The best way to set up Stop Loss on Binance is using the OCO (One Cancels the Other) mode. With it, you can set both a sale price with profit (Take Profit) and a Stop Loss to avoid losses, all in a single order.
--- ✅ Step 1: Select the "OCO" Mode
In the Binance menu, go to Margin or Spot, select Sell and choose the OCO (One Cancels the Other) mode.
--- ✅ Step 2: Fill in the OCO Fields in the Sell Order
🔴 TP Limit (Take Profit):
This field is used to define the sale price when the asset rises. ➡️ Example: If BTC is at $93,140, you can set the TP at $94,000.
If you want to use only Stop Loss, you can leave this field blank.
--- 🔴 SL Trigger (Stop Loss):
Here you set the price at which Binance will trigger the automatic sell to prevent losses.
➡️ Example: Set $92,500 as trigger.
--- 🔴 SL Limit (Sell Price):
Set the minimum amount you are willing to sell after the Stop Loss is triggered.
Example: $92,400.
Tip: Always set the SL Limit slightly below the SL Trigger to ensure your order is executed.
--- 🔴 Amount (BTC):
Enter the amount of BTC you want to protect in the order.
$USUAL For those who think the usual supply has run out, you have to look at the circulation and not the total, in the coin market it says Circulating supply, that is, until it reaches 494,600 million in CIRCULATION and not in TOTAL, I stopped selling at 1.4 thinking it would skyrocket, I was wrong, be careful guys
#dúvida $usual #usual Guys, how are you? Can anyone answer a question please? What is the difference between offer and price? If red is bigger, is it because the price tends to rise?
I appreciate anyone who can explain it to me, thank you very much!