Stop loss
A stop loss is a price decided in advance at which you exit a losing position to cap the loss, taking the decision out of the heat of the moment.
A stop loss is a predefined exit. Before or just after entering a position, you decide the price at which you will admit the trade is wrong and get out. If the market reaches that level, you close the position and accept a small, known loss rather than an open-ended one. The order can be placed on the exchange or simply enforced as a personal rule.
The value of a stop loss is as much psychological as mechanical. The hardest moment in investing is selling something that is falling, because hope and the urge to "wait for it to come back" are strongest exactly when acting matters most. Deciding the exit in advance, while you are calm, removes that decision from the moment when you are least able to make it well. Without a planned exit, a small loss can quietly become a permanent one.
Crypto Wealth approaches this systematically rather than asking you to watch a level. A sell signal is, in effect, a rule-based exit: when the system judges that the trend has turned on the 4-hour timeframe, it tells you. Because the app is spot only, there is no forced liquidation to fear, but a disciplined exit still protects returns, and you stay in control of how you apply it.
