🛡️ Risk Management Formula for Beginners — So You Don’t Blow Up 🧠💥

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“How much should I risk?”

“Where do I put stop-loss?”

This post will save beginners money and stress.

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🪜 Step-by-Step Risk Management

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✅ Step 1: Decide Your Max Risk Per Trade

🔹 Beginners = 1%

If you have $500 → never risk more than $5 on a trade.

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✅ Step 2: Find Entry + Stop-Loss Distance

Example:

• Entry: $1.00

• Stop-loss: $0.95

• Risk per coin = $0.05

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✅ Step 3: Use the Formula

Position Size = Max Risk ÷ Risk per Coin

Using the example:

• Max risk = $5

• Risk per coin = $0.05

→ $5 ÷ 0.05 = 100 coins

This is how pros do it ✅

No guessing, no over-leverage.

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✅ Step 4: Always Use a Stop-Loss

Don’t say “I’ll exit manually.”

That’s a trap.

Set your SL before you enter — every single time.

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✅ Step 5: Reward Must Be > Risk

Risk: $5

Target: $10 or more

→ That’s 2R = Solid system

Never enter a trade unless it gives you at least 1.5x your risk.

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Want to stay in the game long enough to win?

Master risk first, profit comes next 🔐

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