Stop loss is a powerful tool for protecting your investments. It allows you to automatically limit your losses if the price of an asset, such as Solana ($SOL ), or any other coin, falls below a certain level.
With the Solana market hovering around the $222.13 range, stop losses can be an essential strategy to manage risk and protect your capital in such a volatile market.
How does stop loss work?
You set the stop loss with two main values:
1. Trigger price (stop price): This is the value that activates the sell order.

Bitcoin is decentralized, right? Free from control, right? Well, that's what they want you to believe. The truth is, Bitcoin may not be as decentralized as it seems.
Here's what nobody talks about:
Just 2% of Bitcoin addresses control over 95% of the entire supply of the coin. These are the so-called “whales.”
Giant mining companies, such as those in China (and now other countries), control over 50% of the network’s hashing power. This means that few hands have control over the security and validation of transactions on the blockchain.

Bills and Proposals: In Brazil, there are discussions about the elimination of physical money, with bills proposing the elimination of paper money within five years, although these proposals face significant resistance due to financial inclusion and the dependence of many people on physical money.Expert Predictions: There are those who believe, like economist Eswar Prasad, that physical cash could disappear in a period of five to ten years, replaced by stable digital currencies issued by central banks or large corporations. However, other experts argue that physical money has an inherent resilience due to its tangibility and its usefulness in crisis situations or in informal economies.