Damn, it turns out that everyone’s candlestick prices aren’t the same—they can differ by a few points. In the 5-minute candlestick chart, my candlestick’s highest reached 76076.0, and it precisely hit my stop-loss—down by 6 points. But when I look at the candlestick chart on my friend’s computer, his 5-minute candlestick never reached that price. His chart shows 76069. On my side, the candlestick chart shows 76076—right on the dot, it hits my stop-loss. And it’s not just once; three times in a row it accurately hits a few points: at prices over 70k, it hits 3 points, 5 points, 6 points—over and over it just keeps hitting the stop-loss. That one wick went right into the stop-loss—no more, no less—exactly right. But when it comes to taking profit, he’s always off by a few points—he never actually reaches the level of your take-profit. I’m trading the big cake, not an altcoin. Its price is apparently different for everyone by a few points—honestly, I’m amazed. With low trading volume, the liquidity can’t keep up, and the slippage is just too severe.