I discovered way too late that Binance has its own order type to create a proper "Take Profit / Stop Loss order" and have always used other trading apps via the Binance API for that purpose. Some of these were even paid if they were any good.
So, I'd like to briefly introduce this to you!
OCO = "One cancels the other" Order

Take Profit Part:
1. A normal Limit Order is created at this value. If BNB reaches 599, it will be sold for 599. Triggering this will cancel the stop loss Part automaticly.
Stop Loss Part:
2. Here, it is defined when (in our case at 550) the Stop Loss Part is activated, and the Limit Order for the Take Profit Part is cancelled.
3. Immediately after that, a Limit Order for 525 is automatically created.
4. Enter the quantity of coins you want to sell here.
So, if BNB now rises to 599, the coin will be sold for 599; if it falls below 550, the coin will be sold at 525.
Now you have both a Take Profit and a Stop Loss Order for the same coin, and you don't have to worry about missing the exit while you're away, in both directions!
I hope this helps you; I only knew it as TP/SL before and not as OCO, which is why I overlooked it for so long at Binance and missed it a lot.

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