In this beginner-friendly crypto trading tutorial, I’ll show you how to set Stop Loss and Take Profit orders.
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More Crypto Online31 Aug 2025, 04:59 UTC
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The video provides a tutorial on setting up take profit and stop loss orders, referred to as TPSL, on the Bybit exchange, focusing particularly on stop-loss orders to protect against trade reversals. It explains the importance of stop-loss orders as safety nets and take-profit orders for automatically locking in gains. It highlights the difference between market and limit orders, market orders execute immediately at the current price, while limit orders allow traders to set a specific entry price. It emphasizes that Bybit allows attaching TPSL to both market and limit orders and provides a walkthrough on how to set up a market order with a take profit level at 113000 and a stop loss level at 99999 and opening a long trade.
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