When should Emergency Close be enabled?

Emergency Close is designed as a risk management feature to protect your capital during sudden market reversals. Its usefulness depends on your trading style and strategy.


  1. Day Trading or Swing Trading

    • Best suited for short-term trades where positions are frequently opened and closed
    • Protects your profits or limits losses during sudden crashes or pumps
    • Example:

      • You are holding multiple trades during a volatile market day
      • A crash occurs, and Emergency Close automatically exits all long trades after the minimum hold time
  2. High-Volatility Markets

    • Ideal when trading coins that experience sudden spikes or drops
    • Works well with Smart TP and DCA strategies to minimize risk

❌ When to Avoid

  • Long-Term Holding / HODL

    • If your strategy involves holding positions for days, weeks, or months, enabling Emergency Close could prematurely exit trades during normal market fluctuations
    • Emergency Close is not suitable for long-term investing, as it may close profitable trades unnecessarily

🔑 Key Points

  • Enables automatic protection during extreme market moves
  • Should be enabled for short-term, responsive strategies
  • Should be disabled for long-term positions to avoid unintended exits

In short, enable Emergency Close when actively trading short-term or swing positions, and disable it for long-term holding strategies to prevent unnecessary closures.

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