Why, when hitting the target, Anny placed the fractional "Take Profit" order but didn't raise the "Stop" order as it should?
It's crucial to have safety mechanisms in place during trading, especially in cases of unexpected behavior from the exchange or market conditions. Anny's safety mechanism, in response to exchanges rejecting the Stop position due to market volatility or low volume, is to return the Stop order to the previous position.
Here's a breakdown of the situation:
1. When the target is reached: Anny successfully places the fractional "Take Profit" order, ensuring a partial profit is secured.
2. Issue with Stop position: In some cases, especially during pump events or periods of low volume, Binance may reject the Stop position order if it "touches" the market value. This can lead to a situation where the Stop order is not executed as intended.
3. Safety mechanism: To prevent users from being left without a Stop order in such situations, Anny implements a safety mechanism. When the Stop order is rejected by the exchange, Anny automatically returns the Stop order to the previous position. This ensures that the user's position remains protected with a Stop order, even if it wasn't executed as initially intended.
By reverting the Stop order to its previous position, Anny ensures that traders have a risk management mechanism in place, reducing potential losses in volatile or challenging market conditions. It shows Anny's commitment to providing a reliable and secure trading experience for its users, taking into account potential risks and addressing them proactively.
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