How large should your position be for a single contract trade?
The risk per trade is the amount you lose if a trade hits its stop-loss, roughly equal to the position's notional value multiplied by the stop-loss distance as a percentage.
The bigger the loss, the harder it is to recover: after losing 50%, your remaining funds must double to get back to their original level.
For reference: $BTC quotes 82805.85, up 0.37% over 24h.
Use this as a reference only. Trade at your own risk.
The risk per trade is the amount you lose if a trade hits its stop-loss, roughly equal to the position's notional value multiplied by the stop-loss distance as a percentage.
The bigger the loss, the harder it is to recover: after losing 50%, your remaining funds must double to get back to their original level.
For reference: $BTC quotes 82805.85, up 0.37% over 24h.
Use this as a reference only. Trade at your own risk.