is there indicator Measures of how much stop lose orders did hit?

[Mahmoud70]

i think you al see an indicator of how much people did liquidated and all the stuff from on chain data indicator , is there an indicator for stop loss orders count?

[Upgrade00]

• Firstly, you cannot find out who liquidated funds from on chain analysis, you can only know a certain amount of Bitcoins moved from wallet A to wallet B (simply). Knowledge of how to determine exchange wallets could tell who withdrew their bitcoins from an exchange or who sent them there, but does not show who sold.

• About the stop loss indicator, I have not hard of any, they are private settings in trading accounts, with no public indicator for when they hit, imo.

[Clavulanic]

i think you al see an indicator of how much people did liquidated and all the stuff from on chain data indicator , is there an indicator for stop loss orders count?

For me, there's no features that we can rely on at any exchanges nowadays, only a green indications of a percentage number which I believed a trader could analyze it when they're expert towards analysis. However, you can do manual stop lose to prevent you from losing huge amount of money when you're risking over futures and leverage trading. I remembered a friend of mine did a very unforgettable experience which lead him to lose around $9k for failing to set stop lose on his account.

[Marvelman]

i think you al see an indicator of how much people did liquidated and all the stuff from on chain data indicator , is there an indicator for stop loss orders count?

No, I don't think there is indicator for stop loss orders. It is an internal function on exchanges and is not visible from on chain data analysis.

[lablab03]

Stop loss if just a tool to keep your money safe from the volatility and there's no indicators involved for that which can tell you more information like what's your concern. Coz stop loss and indicators have different purpose in exchanges.. So its impossible that you can find such tools that both tools are combined.. It's like a cheat when it comes trading..

[Tytanowy Janusz]

There is no "indicator Measures of how much stop lose orders did hit" but there are metrics about liquidations (closed overleveraged positions).
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/data/crypto-markets/futures/btc-liquidations

• Firstly, you cannot find out who liquidated funds from on chain analysis, you can only know a certain amount of Bitcoins moved from wallet A to wallet B (simply). Knowledge of how to determine exchange wallets could tell who withdrew their bitcoins from an exchange or who sent them there, but does not show who sold.

Even if you knew who sold you would not know what type of order it was (api sell/ normal limit sell/ stop loss) and OP is asking about stop loss orders only.

Also on chain metrics are overhyped since majority of volume comes from futures which does not touch BTC at all, is not visible on-chain.

[Karish2return]

We can use manual stop loss in order to get rid of a high loss but most people analyze from the green link too. A green link is shown there and most of the people analyze it and prevent themselves from much loss. So, it would be better to use the manual stop loss in order to get safe from a big loss. I always use stop loss that is much better for me as well.

[tbct_mt2]

There is no "indicator Measures of how much stop lose orders did hit" but there are metrics about liquidations (closed overleveraged positions).
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/data/crypto-markets/futures/btc-liquidations

Viewbase or Bybt have data on liquidations.
https://www.viewbase.com/liquidation
https://www.bybt.com/LiquidationData

On Bybt.com, you can choose coin and Period.

[RokokGudangGaram]

I don't think there's such thing like that where you can count how many people put their stop loss at a certain price I think there's only a way you can see users that go short or long and I think there's also a tool that you can see how many people got liquidated.

[Zilon]

The essence of stop loss is to keep you out from a losing trade to avoid blowing down your account or  losing more than you can afford. There are no indicators what so ever to check how much others did hit. Before you risk your coin you should first decide how much profit you intend making and how much you are willing to lose in the process as well because that's the secret to trading generally so you keep your account intact.