🛡️ THE MATH OF SURVIVAL: YOUR PERSONAL STOP LOSS CALCULATOR 🛡️

You asked for the secret sauce, so here it is.

Setting a stop loss isn't a "guess"—it’s a formula.

If you want to trade like a whale and not a gambler, follow this exact script.

📊 Step 1: Find the "Invalidation Point"

Before you look at your wallet, look at the chart.

For Longs: Find the most recent Support Level (the "floor").

The Buffer: Place your Stop Loss 0.5% to 1% below that floor to avoid "wick outs" (market noise).

Example: If $TRB is at $20 and support is at $18.50, your stop loss goes at $18.32.

🧮 Step 2: Calculate the Position Size

Now, use the 1% Rule. Never risk more than 1% of your total account on one trade.

The Formula:

Position Size = Total Account times * 0.01/Entry Price - Stop Loss Price

Let's say you have a $1,000 account:

Risk Amount: $10 (1% of $1,000).

Distance to Stop: $20 (Entry) - $18.32 (Stop) = $1.68.

Position Size: $10 / $1.68 = 5.95 TRB tokens.

🧠 Why This Strategy Wins

If the price hits $18.32, you lose exactly $10.

You still have $990 to fight another day.

You can be wrong 20 times in a row and still have plenty of capital left. This is how you stay in the game long enough to catch the 10x moves.