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title: 'Step by Step: How to Use Stop Loss on Binance Futures - All Settings'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=nJPO618sqTk'
video_id: 'nJPO618sqTk'
date: 2026-07-15
duration_sec: 1880
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# Step by Step: How to Use Stop Loss on Binance Futures - All Settings

> Source: [Step by Step: How to Use Stop Loss on Binance Futures - All Settings](https://youtube.com/watch?v=nJPO618sqTk)

## Summary

This video provides a step-by-step guide on setting up Stop Loss and Take Profit orders on Binance Futures, including partial profit configurations and the net mode feature. The presenter demonstrates live trades on Ethereum, explaining entry strategies, risk management, and platform settings.

### Key Points

- **Video Overview** [00:02] — The video covers Stop Loss, Take Profit, partial profits, and net mode on Binance Futures.
- **Trade Setup** [00:31] — Opened a long position on Ethereum at 20x leverage with Stop Loss at 30.74 and Take Profit at 30.94.
- **Scalping Strategy** [01:57] — Uses a moving average crossover (12 and 26 EMA) with RSI near 55 for entry confirmation.
- **Market Movement** [03:08] — Price rejected, moved sideways, and eventually hit Stop Loss. Highlights the importance of following the setup.
- **Stop Loss Lesson** [09:15] — Even with good analysis, trades can fail. Treat trading like poker; indicators are not guarantees.
- **Setting OCO Orders** [12:13] — Demonstrates how to place a One-Cancels-Other (OCO) order for Stop Loss and Take Profit simultaneously.
- **Single Stop Order** [18:21] — Shows how to set only a Stop Loss using PSL or stop-limit order without a target.
- **Partial Profits** [21:02] — Configures partial take profits: 50% at 31.58 and remaining at 31.68, with Stop Loss at 31.40.
- **Net Mode Explanation** [23:52] — Net mode allows holding both long and short positions simultaneously, useful in sideways markets as a safety lock.
- **Conclusion** [30:01] — Recap of the video: focused on platform operations rather than strategies. Encourages comments for future videos.

### Conclusion

The video effectively teaches how to configure Stop Loss, Take Profit, partial profits, and net mode on Binance Futures, emphasizing risk management and platform familiarity over strategy.

## Transcript

Loss and Take Profit on Bahia, stay tuned because this video is for you. I'll always be doing some trades with you, showing the reasons for taking a stop loss and, most importantly, how to configure Stop Loss and Take Profit. I'll
also teach you how to automatically perform partial profits on Bahia, and at the exclusive mode that I'm sure many of you don't know: the network mode. So, without further ado, let's get to the video. So, folks, this is the second
video in our series trading real money on Binance, and today I'm going to answer many of your questions about the platform: how to set a Stop Loss, how to set a Double Target, how to do partial profits, what are the
best tools for setting Stop Loss and Take Profit. So, in today's video, I'm going to talk a lot more about these questions. I opened a small trade here on our opened a small trade here on our Ethereum, right? At 20x more to show you, and
I placed a Stop Loss. We have an open order here, right? For Stop Loss, at have an open order here, right? For Stop Loss, at 30.74, and we have a target at 30.94, right? See that it's 30 and...  Okay, let's wait and see if we can close the position right now. For now, we're
making 25 cents on the dollar, remembering our $8 byte, right? remembering our $8 byte, right? So let's leverage it together. I need to tell you that I've been doing some tests on the
Bayer platform and ended up losing a little money. Trading isn't all wins, there are a few losses too, sometimes more losses than wins, right? Patience. So our balance won't be the same as
before, okay? So I'll let this position close so we can update the balance, okay? Hitting the target or stop loss, I'll come back here I'll come back here to update some operations. You
see, I'm using the scalping strategy that I explained in the previous video. I'm leaving the link in the first description for that strategy explained. Okay, but basically it's a moving average crossover. Okay, I made a small adaptation
average crossover. Okay, I made a small adaptation where I used the MEC moving averages. So, for those who don't know, you can use the MEC directly on the chart, okay? The indicator doesn't necessarily teach you how. So we used the 12:26 moving average. The
long position is confirmed in the RS near the 55A index.  So, just to explain the entry, I entered at this bar here, it's confirmed near the 55 index
here, it didn't quite touch, but it was here that I made the entry. Above the 12-period moving average, the mouth is wide open down here, right? So here I opened a long position, that's my
exit strategy. It's in proportion, ready. So you see, I placed ready. So you see, I placed an opening at 30.84 and I placed my take profit exit at 30.94 and my stop at 30.74. To show you, we had
a strong rejection in the next bar, so the price the next bar, so the price came down to 30.80. But you see that the selling pressure quickly ceased, we already had new selling pressure, then
we already had new selling pressure, then buying again, sorry. And in the next bar, the sellers tried to push the price down again, they couldn't. We already have an opening bar, this bar that
engulfs this red bar, which we will quickly reach the target. If it starts to move sideways and lose strength, it could be a double top on the five-minute chart.  We'll be back with more updates when we get back to you.
See, we had a closing of a... Comfort body closing of a... Comfort body selling pattern with a shadow above it, but notice that the RSI has already returned to our buying index, it's already
back to the base of 52, pointing upwards, and we're already pointing upwards, and we're already trying to form another engulfing pattern on the falling bar. Updating here, folks, see what happened, as I told
folks, see what happened, as I told you, the market moved sideways, it plummeted, and see that it's already targeting our stop loss. So it might recover, right? Still on this bar here, but
now it's more likely that we'll be stopped out. Let's see what happens. We're currently losing approximately five percent, about thirty cents of a dollar, but I see that it has already recovered. And another thing I want
you to notice is how long a scalping operation takes. Look, the position is at 19:30, to open in this position is at 19:30, to open in this pot here, 19:30. Now it's 20:03, at 25:00
pot here, 19:30. Now it's 20:03, at 25:00 the other bar closes, the Quina and the... People haven't even taken a stop loss yet, and we haven't reached our target, right? So, people who wanting to trade very aggressively and quickly end up entering
signals without doing an interesting market analysis. So, you see, a scalper operation today is very time-consuming, right? It 's not an hour, sometimes I have hourly operations, so we're almost taking
our stop loss. The buyers reversed once we started forming a once we started forming a nice lower shadow. So let's wait and see if there's any news, I'll be back. I'm
here, okay? And I want to show you something interesting, okay? Some things we have to understand when we take a stop loss. Let's understand when we take a stop loss. Let's
notice that we haven't taken a stop loss yet, it made a line, right? So, almost taking our stop loss. I think now, let's see if we're going to take a stop loss.
see if we're going to take a stop loss. Attention, this is distressing, right? Especially for someone who's starting out, taking a stop loss as soon as we see it, look at the edge. But it's even worse when it's close to the target here, I'll tell
you that it's much worse. Okay, but while we haven't taken a stop loss yet...  Stop queue, it's very likely we'll be stopped out, right? Look at our trend lines here, we were in a strong upward trend, a small back position, a mini back position
upward trend, a small back position, a mini back position here, from one bar, we took another here, from one bar, we took another heavy back position, it's the back position, we're going to be stopped out, heavy back position, it's the back position, we're going to be stopped out, a Stop order,
right? Well, all the warnings, okay? But why did I open a long position on this little belly? Why was a long position opened on this bar? Because if you look, look at our upward trend structure,
right? It would probably be another back position. But what happened was the price reached this region here and rejected it, okay? It formed practically like a double top here, right? And when
this type of movement happens, it comes to get it. Normally, its first support is in this area here. From the moment it breaks through this support, it comes with force, and we reverse its trend. So now,
Ethereum will do on the five- minute chart is fall, it will correct, and it will continue falling. So in this movement here, I was unlucky to
have entered instead of a pullback to the  The price continues to rise, not a reversal pullback, and it happens a lot, right? Look at the RS itself, what they were indicating to us is this: a marking of 55, 45. So when it's trending upwards,
region. You see, it always stayed above it. You see, it always stayed above it. Then it touches the 55 region, the Then it touches the 55 region, the 50 region, the 45 region, and starts to rise again, right?
50 region, the 45 region, and starts to rise again, right? In this case, what it did was In this case, what it did was So probably now it will do this movement of going up and down, up and down
a little more, up and down. Now it will reverse the R, so it will always work below the 45 and 55 lines. So it will come, we'll test, go down
a little more, then it will test itself a little more. So the fact of taking a a little more. So the fact of taking a Stop Loss by itself is not something negative, but you need to understand why you are taking the stop loss. So what
happened on the chart? If you were unlucky because you did a trend analysis, it's bad. So in this case, all the data indications were showing me a De Longhi opening, right? We were at the average.  12
Above Average 26, look, here we are now trying to make the crossover, we are now trying to make the crossover, like an echidna. Well, we have Zac, it's the same as playing poker, right? I treat
trading a little bit like that because sometimes you have a three-of-a-kind Aces in your hand and you still get it. So, even if sometimes all the indicators, by chance, show a long opening, a short opening, it's still not a
guarantee that you will actually succeed in your operation. Okay? And here it 's not a matter of moving the Stop Loss, nothing like that, because I used the smallest ratio, it 's not one to one, and even so, we took a Stop Loss anyway. Lessons
we can learn: look, I opened the position opened the position and at the crossover, it was already quite far away, right? I went to open the position here, this is a large distance away. Normally
we always want to catch where it crosses, right? So we had the crossover here, you could have opened, right? It would have been a little stretch. But you can catch some good movements here. If the crossover is confirmed, it's also a good time for
crossover is confirmed, it's also a good time for us to start opening short positions.  Okay, so I'm on a normal foot, the stop loss is in Italy, and precisely to stop guessing, you see, I practically reached my target here, right? And even
so, I didn't close the position because we have to follow our setup, okay? Even if little, we have to follow our setup, and it's good to always test with a real bankroll, even if it 's small, like we're starting
our bankroll here with $18, because we start to pick up on the market's tricks, you know? We start to see the poker player bluffing, right? So we have to treat trading like a game, okay? I like to use the
more dynamic aspect, this bluffing aspect, where even with the best hands we don't always succeed. Okay, so let's go. We'll teach you how I placed the stop loss and the take profit, how one order
canceled the other, right? You see, we disappeared for two hours. I'll also show you how to place only one stop order, how to make partial profits, everything in today's video.  Okay, so stay with me. If you like this type of video and are
comment with your questions because they can become suggestions for future videos. And if you're not yet subscribed, please subscribe. Let's go! I saw that many people have questions about how to place
place their Stop Losses and Take Profit orders. Look their Stop Losses and Take Profit orders. Look here, we took our Stop Loss here at 3074, right? We're forming a relief bar here, right? There's no
forming a relief bar here, right? There's no bearishness. So, without much ado, we're going to simulate opening a short position right now. We have a few options: we can place a
limit order where we define the price we want it to open at, right? We can place a market order, a Stop Price order, normally used for Stop Loss, right? In short, there are countless options
for you to trade. I'm not going to explain exactly the purpose of each one because I have a video explaining that. But basically, what we're going to use, we 'll leave here configured as a
stop-limit order. Let's go to the market order.  Okay, so we're going to open a short position right now at 3074. We want to open a short position, right? We 'll define the amount of our bankroll here: 100%, right? The
margin modality: isolated or crossed, as I explained in the previous video. Isolated for those who are starting out, and for those who already have more capital, let's confirm. Let's leave it at 20 times and open a short position. Order sent,
order already filled. Since it's a market value, it will fill with the first order in the order book. So, order open, right? Leave ours below. We've already assumed a position, right? So we already have an
position, right? So we already have an open position, right? So, position in ethereal, our bankroll, our settlement price, all the information here, right? Well, now I want to set a target and I want to set a stop. The
first thing we have to define, let's go, what would be an define, let's go, what would be an ideal stop for our operation, right? As we're seeing, coming from a downtrend, we're
downtrend, we'll probably have a breather, a little back, it will continue to fall, and that's the trend, nothing.  It prevents the price from going back
prevents the price from going back and forth, it doesn't make a recovery, nothing prevents that, normally what I consider a reversal error is when it reaches the middle of the leg, so
more or less around here for me it's a a short leg like this, nothing would be bigger if it continued down here, our target would be around here like this, so let's say
target would be around here like this, so let's say 31/82 and we're going to our target here at 30, and we made an opening at 30 75, let's make a 1 to 1 ratio, so we opened here at 30 75,
1 ratio, so we opened here at 30 75, let's put our stop-limit 3185 on our target at 30 65, okay, so how are we going to do this, we can come here, from our already open position,
will open this position here for you, so we have the take profit, it may be in English, but we have the take profit.  So, where are we going to
hit the profit? Since we're going down, we'll open a short position. Our profit is below our entry point, so it will be 3065. See, that position has already opened here, with approximately a gross profit of 46 cents. We'll
place our Stop at 30.85. You see, we'll lose around forty cents of a dollar. That 's done, just confirm. Both orders are successful. It
might take a little while, normally one order comes and then the other. The order filling is n't simultaneous, so if your order didn't close right away, wait a
little bit and the two-hour window will open. That's done. You'll see that both orders are already here. We already have the two- hour window filled in on the chart, and the center line, as
we set a 1:1 ratio. The center line is our entry line. Okay, center line is our entry line. Okay, if these positions aren't showing up for you, it's
probably because of the display settings. If you click on that, it disappears, just like the position after...  I recommend leaving the orders open and removing the position. I always recommend
options checked. There's also an order history here where I did the tests to show you the video. But it ends up cluttering the chart a lot, okay? So here's how to uncheck it, leaving the positions
open, right? This is called OCO, right? One order cancels the other, okay? So basically, as I did in the previous video for you, when it sends you previous video for you, when it sends you the stop, right? Or the target, it
the stop, right? Or the target, it will automatically close. Okay, so the OCO order is done, let's move on to the next orders, okay? Let's close here, orders, okay? Let's close here, we're at market price. Let's go,
and we've already canceled the order. We're getting poorer and poorer, learning more money, right? But anyway, let's go. It 's good, Ghost, I understand, but I want to
let my operation run. I want to leave only one Stop order, for example, okay? How do I do that? The same situation, we have here we
'll have a short position, right? Isolated 20 times the whole scheme you already know. Let's do an
short position here, okay? Our entry price is 3056, let's go. How do I do it? To set up just one Stop, you can
To set up just one Stop, you can automatically go here, right? You can use the PSL and just set the stock price, let's say here, 30 30 of 85 for example. If you check,
automatically we'll have a stock opening here without setting a target. That's one way, but we also have another option. If you want to open a Stop order without using the
PSL option, you can also go here to stop-limit. You'll set the stop-limit. You'll set the Stop Price order here, for example, at
Stop Price order here, for example, at 30.85, and the price you'll set at 30.86. You'll make a 100% reduction, reduce online. It's like opening a short order, right? You'll open a long
long order. So what happens here? Automatically, as soon as you place the position, it will cancel the order, reducing your position by 100%.
Okay, because we have to set the Stop Price a little set the Stop Price a little below the price, because that's when it will trigger the order in the order book. So when it hits 30.85, it will trigger
So when it hits 30.85, it will trigger a limit order at 30.86. Okay. And then...  This is where you'll place the ionic residue. I much prefer the ionic residue. I much prefer using the PSL option; I find it
using the PSL option; I find it much simpler, but it's up to each person's preference. Okay, but I prefer using the TSE here. Now let's configure partials in our trade. We saw that at this moment we open a long
position and we're going to configure a Stop Loss. We can configure a Stop Loss at 31
configured, and we'll go to the stop-limit option and configure our save for this. We'll define that when it reaches 31 and 60,
of our bankroll. Here we always put a value below, because this Stop Free will be the price at which it will launch the order in the market. So at 31:58 it will launch the order
in the market, at 31 and 60 it will execute fifty percent of our bankroll. Remember to always mark "reduce" where it says "as we open". We're going to open a where it says "as we open". We're going to open a long position here, let's make a short sale,
long position here, let's make a short sale, and that's it, the first partial is active. Okay, a big hug, we already have the orders open.
TE PSL 3158. We're going to reduce our quantity, okay? Today our bankroll, our bankroll, our position, is at 119, right? And when we reach
our position, is at 119, right? And when we reach this price of 3158, we're this price of 3158, we're going to reduce our bankroll to 60. Okay, let 's go. We execute the first partial at 31 and 70. Let's go back to the
at 31 and 70. Let's go back to the stop limit. So, let's go to 31 and 68. We'll stop limit. So, let's go to 31 and 68. We'll place an order for 31 and 70. Now, in this case, we're going to reduce 0% of our bankroll.
way, we have configured the Stop, the first partial, the second partial ( the first partial, the second partial ( you can follow them in the open orders option). So, our stock is configured at 31 and 40, a
50% partial at 3158, and the total partial at 31 and 68. Remember that if we hit our Stop, we have to
manually cancel the other two orders, otherwise they remain active. And now, folks, I'm going to show you a little trick that...  I use it a lot in sideways markets, especially channel markets, which is the
especially channel markets, which is the head mode. What is head mode? To give you an example, it's basically: today, if I want to open a position here, let's say fifty percent of my bankroll, it
percent of my bankroll, it 's a short position. I'll open a position, and if I want to open fifty percent of my bankroll as a long position, it will automatically switch my position. I'll never have an
order opened in a different position on the same chart. So today, to do that, I would have to be operating in two accounts. But we have a trick that solves this problem: opening
the net mode. First, we go to the upper right corner, okay? Yes, let's go to the upper right corner, okay? Yes, let's go, preferences, position mode, and we'll switch to net mode. Okay, adjustment complete, we can
close here. Notice that up here, two positions will open, right? Notice that up here, two positions will open, right? Open and close. What are we going to do now? Let's say we're developing
here in the channel.  The channel is the best operation for the network mode. We're operation for the network mode. We're here in a channel. What we can do here in network mode, in the Open option, I can select fifty percent
of my bankroll and at this moment open a long position. open a long position. And there you go, the position is open. I can now take the rest of my bankroll, which has now become 50 percent, and open a
become 50 percent, and open a short position. And there you go, in the same operation I have a long position, right? An entry of 30
have a long position, right? An entry of 30 7520. Oh, sorry, 30 7584, it's a long position, and 7520. Oh, sorry, 30 7584, it's a long position, and I have a short position of 30 7517. So, basically, I'm creating a safety lock. So, I'm creating a
safety lock. I can place both a short and a long position in the same position with the same bankroll. And what's cool, what's great here is that in sideways markets, let's zoom in on the chart, in
sideways markets, we can place a safety lock. So, a the market is very sideways, especially respecting some channel levels, is that it reaches my resistance,
resistance, hits my support, and every time it reaches the middle, it closes both operations.  I'll be doing both operations, nobody's doing it, so why am I opening a short position here, so in the middle of
my channel I'm winning, right? I'm opening at my support, I'm opening long, so in the middle of my channel and I 'm also winning, it's always in this order, short long. What happens is, I open
a short position here, a long position here, and in the middle here I lose on both, folks. So it's a safety lock strategy. Whenever you notice Whenever you notice that the market is very sideways,
strongly respecting the resistance lines, the resistance lines,
the resistance and open a short position. You can wait for the channel to hit the support and can wait for the channel to hit the support and open a long position in the middle, or without doing both operations. You'll be winning from both the
the long position, right? The short position will be winning on both positions. But why not just leave the correct option? Okay, when will you know if we're going to have a
breakout of this channel? Can you guess? No, you can't guess. So you're putting in a safety lock because if the price safety lock because if the price reverses and says it's a breakout, you're still
winning on the short position, even if you're being abused on your shoulder.  Did you understand the same thing? If the channel goes up, you're still winning. You're still winning in your name, even if you get stopped out on your short. So, in
you get stopped out on your short. So, in head mode, it's a way of... Ah, you 're always hitting the safety margin, always in always in short and long. The further apart you
can open these two positions, the better your result will be. Okay, if you liked this head mode option, if you did n't understand it well, or if you want more information on how to operate in this function on Binance, leave it in the
comments so I can make strategies with the net mode for you to observe. Okay, but see that it 's basically... net mode serves as 's basically... net mode serves as a lock. Okay, if I opened it too
close... I opened the two positions here very close, but basically, when the price is in the middle, I'll be winning on both sides. Okay, and I'll winning on both sides. Okay, and I'll never be losing on one position. Okay,
I'll always be profiting on one position. For example, I'm profiting here and on my short, right, I'm losing on my long. Okay, so one can compensate for the other. Okay, that's the way the
hatch mode works. Recapping position mode, and here you... Okay then, folks, this
video is episode 2 of our new series. I hope you enjoyed it and that I've cleared up many of your doubts here on the platform. It wasn't exactly a video to
test strategies, because I realized that many people still have questions about how to operate the platform. So, in this video, I focused more on showing you how to perform some Devil Stop operations, this head method, which you
Devil Stop operations, this head method, which you internet. And if you liked this head method, leave a comment, and I can bring some strategies that I use as a
safety lock. It's not the most profitable method, especially for beginners. Because I see here that our short has already reversed, it's giving a loss, but in compensation, our long is giving a profit.
So, if you hit the middle of the channel here, you win on both sides. Okay, that's it for today, folks. I hope you enjoyed it. If you're not subscribed, subscribe, leave a like, leave your questions or
suggestions for future episodes in the comments. That's all, folks, until the next video.