💥Suddenly I came up with an alternative solution that no one likes stop loss. Without stop loss, low leverage, entering the wrong position, it's really frustrating to be trapped. It might be better to take a different approach. Isolated Margin, high leverage, small position, no stop loss, Get Liquidated is equivalent to stop loss. Then the speed of loss should be more suitable than going all in and playing people for suckers. Only use 1% of Position each time, and then use high leverage. If it's 10x, then you can play this guessing game more than 85 times. What's the probability of getting all 85 guesses wrong? At 20x, you can play this guessing game at least 45 times. At 25x, you can play at least 35 times. At 30x, you can play at least 25 times.

As long as your position is not too far off, you will always have an order to survive. And the order to survive can easily make up for what you lose.
If you really can't see it, can't see a little bit, even if you use the simplest divergence between the top and bottom, watch at the corresponding time, go short at the top, go long at the bottom, you won't lose your way, if you don't know how to use indicators, look at my profile picture.
If extreme market conditions occur during Holdings, it doesn't matter if your Positions are wiped out. After all, each one is 1%, and if it's gone, it's gone. You can't hold more than a dozen Positions at once, right? Based on your 5 Positions, most of your bullets are still reserved. After the extreme market conditions, there are chips everywhere with blood on them, you can pick them up casually and still make money.
No matter what, it's better to have a stop loss than to keep resisting and end up carrying yourself away.
If you use 1% of your position each time and then 10x in this game, the winning rate is really high.
You can also enter high leverage positions, such as 50x. If you don't get liquidated, add 50u Margin. After the price deviates from the Holdings price by 2%, transfer the added 50u Margin out. Once it deviates from the opening price by 4%, withdraw your initial 50u principal as well. Afterwards, it's zero-cost Holdings, and you can take profit wherever it goes. Just gradually move up the stop-loss level.
Just now, I simulated it and felt that it's more appropriate to use this than just stopping the whole position. For reference only.