Liquidation 10/10 can actually be prevented if a stop loss is used correctly from the beginning.
Many traders complain about stop loss not working, and yes, that can happen—especially during extreme volatility. But to be honest, most of those who scream about losses during a 10/10 liquidation actually know exactly why it happens. The reason is simple: they feel the liquidation price is still "far away," so they ignore it.
In reality, it's not like that. The distance is just an illusion if you don't have a solid exit plan. Many get trapped in the thought of "later," while the market moves drastically in a matter of minutes. There it is. Position wiped out. A stop loss is not a cowardly way—it's a survival tool that distinguishes long-term traders from those who are just lucky for a moment.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 3h ago
Are you here to teach us how to live again? I just want to ask, who can really stay calm and set a stop loss when it's at 10x?
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JustAnotherWallet
· 3h ago
To be honest, getting liquidated with 10x leverage is really deserved, there’s nothing to complain about.
Wait, it’s not that absolute. The thing about stop loss sounds simple, but when it comes to execution... human nature.
Not setting a stop loss is gambling, I’ve seen too many accounts that said "let’s wait a bit longer" and then disappeared.
Liquidation 10/10 can actually be prevented if a stop loss is used correctly from the beginning.
Many traders complain about stop loss not working, and yes, that can happen—especially during extreme volatility. But to be honest, most of those who scream about losses during a 10/10 liquidation actually know exactly why it happens. The reason is simple: they feel the liquidation price is still "far away," so they ignore it.
In reality, it's not like that. The distance is just an illusion if you don't have a solid exit plan. Many get trapped in the thought of "later," while the market moves drastically in a matter of minutes. There it is. Position wiped out. A stop loss is not a cowardly way—it's a survival tool that distinguishes long-term traders from those who are just lucky for a moment.