Bookwormlux
Valued Contributor
I have been trading once in a while since I started earninng online, but all this while I have been using trial and error method to trade out of ignorance and this made me to lose a lot of money. Though this helped to shape me as I learnt a lot of lesson.
One thing I learnt about that I wished I was informed about it was the stop loss feature which I know to be available on binance.
This initiative is put in place to help crypto currency traders decide when they want to exit the market and avoid losing much of their invested capital.
How it works
Let's say you bought Bitcoin when it was $50,000 and would like to sell at $55,000. Using the stop loss future, you can indicate in your order book for your BTC to sell once the price gets to $55,000 but in a situation where the price does not go up but begins to drop you end up losing. So the stop loss future allows you to put a price that you want your BTC to sell in the case where it does not increase to $55,000 as you were expecting. You can put your stop loss at $49,700(it must be less than your invested capital). This way you only lose $300 when prices begin to drop instead of losing a higher amount of money.
How often do you use this feature when trading?
One thing I learnt about that I wished I was informed about it was the stop loss feature which I know to be available on binance.
This initiative is put in place to help crypto currency traders decide when they want to exit the market and avoid losing much of their invested capital.
How it works
Let's say you bought Bitcoin when it was $50,000 and would like to sell at $55,000. Using the stop loss future, you can indicate in your order book for your BTC to sell once the price gets to $55,000 but in a situation where the price does not go up but begins to drop you end up losing. So the stop loss future allows you to put a price that you want your BTC to sell in the case where it does not increase to $55,000 as you were expecting. You can put your stop loss at $49,700(it must be less than your invested capital). This way you only lose $300 when prices begin to drop instead of losing a higher amount of money.
How often do you use this feature when trading?