#StopLossStrategies Stop-loss strategies help manage risk by automatically selling assets when they hit a predetermined price, limiting potential losses. Common approaches include fixed stop-loss, setting a specific price below the purchase level (e.g., 10% drop), and trailing stop-loss, which adjusts upward with the asset’s price to lock in gains while capping losses. For volatile assets like Bitcoin, wider stops prevent premature exits. Percentage-based stops suit smaller portfolios, while volatility-based stops use metrics like ATR for flexibility. Regularly review stops to align with market conditions and goals. Discipline is key—emotional overrides can undermine effectiveness. Always tailor strategies to your risk tolerance.