i wonder: why not simply placing a stop limit in case the trade "goes south" (almost literally hah) instead of "hedging"? because this is quite common in the regular stock market...
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i wonder: why not simply placing a stop limit in case the trade "goes south" (almost literally hah) instead of "hedging"? because this is quite common in the regular stock market...
I'm not planning on selling myself but just exploring stable coins as another alternative to earn a bit on the side. I'm sure there's different approaches people will prefer and stop losses are very much an option. I try to stay off exchanges for an extended period if I can help it though!
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