Ever tried placing your limit orders right where your liquidation price sits? It's a test worth running. Track the difference over a few trades—you might notice tighter risk control and fewer forced exits. Sometimes the best stop-loss isn't a stop at all, just smarter entry positioning.
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SocialFiQueen
· 6h ago
Really? Just adjusting the order position is enough for stop-loss? I’ve tried it a few times and it still feels prone to blowing up.
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consensus_failure
· 6h ago
There isn't that much room to maneuver—most people will still get liquidated.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 7h ago
Are your limit orders placed at your liquidation price? Is this guy crazy or what? How strong must his mentality be?
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MevShadowranger
· 7h ago
Set the stop-loss at the liquidation price? I should give this a try, but it feels almost like gambling.
Ever tried placing your limit orders right where your liquidation price sits? It's a test worth running. Track the difference over a few trades—you might notice tighter risk control and fewer forced exits. Sometimes the best stop-loss isn't a stop at all, just smarter entry positioning.