Take Profit (TP) and Stop Loss (SL) automatically close a MultiHODL position when a selected price level is reached.
Stop Loss is used to limit losses, while Take Profit is used to secure profits.
By default, both levels are set to their maximum available values. In most cases, the default Stop Loss corresponds to approximately 80% loss of the initial investment, while the maximum Take Profit level depends on current market conditions and position parameters.
How to set and edit TP & SL
You can set Take Profit and Stop Loss when opening a MultiHODL deal. The level can be adjusted by entering a target price, setting the distance in percent, or moving the slider — all three methods control the same value.
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You can modify TP and SL at any time without additional fees. To do this, simply open the deal and click Adjust TP & SL.
❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
❓Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why can't I set TP/SL that I want?
Like any other financial product, MultiHODL has its own features, some of which are related to current market conditions. The Take Profit and Stop Loss price levels available on the platform also depend on the market conditions available to us.
If a certain price level or range is not available when setting an order, the system will inform you about it.
Why wasn't my position closed at exactly 80% loss?
The 80% value is an estimate based on standard position parameters and may not apply to every position.
If bonus funds are used, the Stop Loss level may be shifted closer to 100% of the initial investment. In addition, sharp market movements and higher multipliers can cause the actual closing result to differ from the configured level.Why did you close my MultiHODL if the Stop Loss price was not reached?
In rare cases, this can happen when the rollover fee accumulates to an amount that fully consumes your collateral.
The rollover fee is charged over time for maintaining the position. If its total amount eventually uses up all the funds allocated to the deal, the position is closed automatically, even if the Stop Loss price has not been reached.
Why is my TP/SL not executed at the exact price I set?
Sometimes during large market movements, slippage may occur, and the actual closing price may be slightly different from the level you set.