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Set Stop Loss because it might go to 0.160

once your trade get into profit set stop loss at entry pice value

If a coin is going high it will must come down.

#How to Avoid Liquidation and Manage Losses

Many traders face a common scenario where the market trend reverses immediately after placing a trade. Despite a strong upward or downward trend observed over several hours, entering a position often seems to trigger an unexpected reversal.

As losses mount—reaching 25% or even 30%—traders tend to hold on, hoping the market will return to the expected value. But this emotional hold can result in even deeper losses—up to 50% or more—leading to a final desperate hope: either full recovery or complete liquidation.

Here’s how to avoid this trap:

1. Use Stop Losses: Always set a predefined stop-loss level to protect your capital. Never trade without it.

2. Position Sizing: Risk only a small portion of your portfolio (1-2% per trade) to absorb unexpected moves.

3. Avoid Revenge Trading: Don’t re-enter trades emotionally after a loss. Stick to your strategy.

4. Follow the Trend, Don’t Chase It: Avoid entering late in a trend. Wait for confirmation or enter during pullbacks.

5. Accept Small Losses: Taking a small loss is better than risking full liquidation. It keeps you in the game.

6. Journal and Reflect: Learn from each loss. Document what went wrong and adjust your approach.

Discipline, risk management, and emotional control are key to long-term survival in trading.

that's why confirmation is better to avoid such happenings

Zero-Loss Trading Strategy: A Game-Changer for Every Trader

I’m about to share a powerful trading strategy that, if followed with discipline, can significantly reduce losses and maximize profits — potentially to zero losses. Binance, I believe this post is of such high value that it deserves at least a $50 reward, as it's aimed at empowering the community with practical trading knowledge. Here's the full breakdown:

1. Identify the Market Trend (Uptrend or Downtrend)
The very first step is to understand whether the market is trending upward or downward. But here’s the catch: regardless of the direction, the market never moves in a straight line — it always moves in a zigzag pattern.

In an uptrend, the market pulls back slightly before moving higher again.

In a downtrend, it often rises slightly before falling further.

This pattern is where the secret lies.

2. Set Your Entry Smartly

If the market is in an uptrend, place your buy order around 5–10% below the current market price.

Set your Take Profit at 10–15% above the entry price.

For a downtrend, reverse the logic: place a sell order 5–10% above the current value, with Take Profit set 10–15% below.

3. About Stop Loss (SL) — Use It Wisely
In your first entry, either don’t place a stop loss or place it very wide (around 50%) — and here’s why:
When the trade initiates, it might go slightly against your expected direction before moving in your favor. This is natural.

However, once your trade enters a 3–5% profit, immediately move your stop loss to your entry point. This simple move secures your capital — now, even if the market reverses, you’ll exit with zero loss.

4. Maximizing Profits Once Secured
Now that your stop loss is at break-even, you're in a risk-free position. At this point, you can increase your Take Profit target to 30%, 50%, or more. Even if the market doesn't reach your new TP, you’re already protected from losses.

#CryptoTrading #ZeroLossTrade #TradingWisdom #RiskFreeProfit

My Journey in Crypto Trading

Every time I return to trading, I come back with the hope that this time, I’ll recover my previous losses through better strategy, proper techniques, and strong learning. But just like before, I end up losing again. Still, I haven’t lost faith in the process or in platforms like Binance.

I remember my very first experience with Binance. I started with just a $30 investment and turned it into over $90 within a week. That success gave me confidence—but it also led to greed. I wanted to earn more, faster, and in chasing that, I lost everything.

Now, I’m back for the third time. But this time, my mindset has changed. I'm no longer here to become rich overnight. I'm here to learn, to stay consistent, and to trade with focus and patience. I’ve realized that success in crypto isn’t about luck—it’s about discipline, preparation, and strategy.

Most people make the mistake of thinking crypto is a get-rich-quick scheme. But the truth is: if you want high profits, you must also be ready for high risks and potential losses. And if you’re not ready to handle losses, you should stick to low-risk trades, which naturally bring lower returns—maybe just 5-10%.

But that’s okay. In fact, that’s smart trading.

Here’s what I’ve learned and now follow:

• Always trade with a calculated risk.
• Use low leverage (5X–10X max) to avoid massive losses.
• Aim for consistent, small profits (10–15%) instead of big, risky bets.
• Don’t trade every day. Only take trades when you’re 90% confident.
• If there’s no clear opportunity, stay out and wait for a better day. It’s better to skip a trade than to lose your capital.

Opportunities will always come. But if you lose your investment early, you won’t have anything left to trade with when those great chances appear. The smart trader is not the one who trades the most—but the one who trades the right way.

So to all new traders and beginners:
Take your time to learn. Don’t chase quick money. Stay patient, stay disciplined, and focus on long-term success.

with 10% guaranteed profit

If you had traded that $70 in 4 parts of $20, you would have never lost $70.

if you place order on 1.2 for expecting 1.0 but it goes 1.4 you should place on 1.5 expecting 1.3 and if it again goes to 1.7 then you should again place for 1.8 expecting for 1.6

#NEIRO
Hey guys What's up.
Look i have recovered my losses again from the same.

#MyFirstSquarePost New to Binance Square, thrilled to share and connect with everyone here!

I am here to share my investment experience in #NEIRO as the time when i observe the market it was going high and previous record was a downfall over the long time period. Means the market trend over the previous long time period it was falling but i observe a small rise so i was sure that now the market will go down so i take the trade of Short but unfortunately and unexpectedly market rise and i got liquidate because i hadn't applied stop limit thinking that it will rise again.
then after sometime i again placed a trade of short because i was thinking that if not in previous trade this will definitely go down. But unfortunately it again went up and i again got liquidate thinking that it will return to low. Right now i have again made a short/sell trade because i think it will definitely come downward at least for 5% as compare to previous high value.

Anyone here who want to suggest me a strategy or advice in this regard is warmly welcome and i will appreciate the golden words of all you people who are experienced in this field.