What Is a Trailing Stop and When It Helps
A trailing stop is an order that follows price upward and locks in gains, but it chops you out in sideways markets and behaves very differently on spot vs leverage.
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A trailing stop is an order that follows price upward and locks in gains, but it chops you out in sideways markets and behaves very differently on spot vs leverage.
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