Your stop-loss order is actually the主力’s “signpost.” Have you noticed how price often precisely triggers your stop-loss, then immediately reverses? You think it’s a rogue operator watching you—but the truth is, you’ve placed your stop in a place that’s “too obvious.” Every trader in the market watches the same key highs and lows. Everyone piles their stop-losses there, turning those levels into what the主力 sees not as barriers, but as massive “liquidity voids.” To execute large-scale liquidations or entries, the主力 must find clusters of opposing orders—and your stop-losses provide exactly that volume. Survival tip: Learn the psychology of the game. If you believe a support level is solid and want to place your stop 0.5% below it, move it slightly lower—or better yet, wait until that support is violently broken and the entire network is in panic before entering. Don’t be the consensus that gets hunted. Be the scavenger who moves in after the hunt is over to clean up the remains. With 25x leverage, your margin for error is minimal—avoid these overcrowded death traps at all costs.