Digital asset markets are highly volatile and carry significant risk. Before you trade, review the core risks, consider your risk tolerance, and use protective tools like position sizing and stop orders. Nothing on this page constitutes financial advice; always do your own research and consult professional guidance where appropriate.
Understand the common sources of risk in digital asset markets. Use this section as a non-exhaustive primer.
Rapid price movements can lead to substantial gains or losses in short periods.
Thin order books can cause slippage and difficulty executing orders at expected prices.
Leverage magnifies exposure. Small moves can lead to liquidation and total loss of margin.
Digital assets require robust security practices to mitigate theft and loss.
Systems, processes, and external dependencies may fail or behave unexpectedly.
Rules evolve and differ by jurisdiction. Understand your obligations.
These practices are informational and not advice. Use them to frame your decision-making process.
Use a small percentage of your capital per trade. Avoid concentration in a single asset or time frame.
Define invalidation levels before entering. Set stop orders and realistic profit-taking points.
Consider best, base, and worst-case outcomes. Account for gaps, slippage, and correlation spikes.
Maintain 2FA and device security. Beware of phishing. Only use official Bitxmax.com channels.
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