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For years, I believed stop-losses were protection.
Turns out… they were often my biggest enemy.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth 👇
Your stop-loss isn’t always safety — sometimes it’s liquidity.
🦈 What I kept seeing, again and again:
1️⃣ Price dips exactly into my SL
2️⃣ Instantly reverses
3️⃣ Then runs straight to my original target
Same idea. Same bias. Same outcome.
Just without me in the trade.
🎯 This isn’t paranoia — it’s how crypto works
• Liquidity sits where retail is predictable
• Stop zones are visible clusters
• Wicks aren’t random — they’re efficient
Exchanges earn from liquidations.
Big players need liquidity to enter.
Retail provides it… unknowingly.
So I changed my approach 👇
🔄 What I Do Now Instead
1️⃣ No visible stop-losses → I manage exits manually
2️⃣ Smaller position sizes → Risk control without forced exits
3️⃣ Spot trades only → No leverage = no liquidation games
4️⃣ Order-book & structure focus → React, don’t predict
📌 Bottom line:
In crypto, the most predictable trader is the easiest one to exploit.
If you trade like everyone else — you’ll get treated like everyone else.
💬 Ever been wicked out right before a big move?
Drop your experience below — let’s talk real trading 👇🏻💬
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