When this kind of high-volatility move like $BCH happens, my stop-loss approach is more about structure rather than clinging to a fixed percentage. For example, if the previous low or the bottom edge of the range is effectively broken, then you should get out. The percentage is just a supplementary tool to control risk per trade—don’t let one wrong call hurt your principal. A fixed 2% or 5% might look simple, but once the market’s rhythm changes, you can easily get stopped out and then the price reverses. Do you usually trade based on percentages, or based on structure? Talk about your thoughts in the comments—also feel free to follow my live trading 📉🧐