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Can someone from the official website explain?


My stop-loss at 33 — did it get stopped out when it hit 32.91?
You can’t do this with the counterparty price like that, right?
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BridgeTroll
· 11h ago
Slippage eats into it; the opponent’s price plus network latency means the stop-loss trigger price and the execution price are two different things.
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GammaRunner
· 11h ago
33 stopped loss, 32.91 executed, 0.3% slippage—it's fair when volatility is high. Recommend using a limit stop loss.
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GasInTheHourglass
· 11h ago
This is normal. The stop-loss is triggered by the mark price; by the time it’s executed, the market has already slid down.
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GlassDome
· 12h ago
The official website won’t address issues like this—go read the documentation yourself. The stop-loss logic is written clearly and plainly.
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