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1/2 Let me school you. In a very volatile market just like what happened( a 90 degrees drop in a matter of minutes), there is a high chance that your limit order will not be filled because traders will keep adjusting their sell orders to catch the next best price.

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Putting the faith of your stop loss orders to "luck" is a bad idea.

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bruh there is slippage

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Bruh of course.. But putting a limit order( exact price) in a volatile market with volatile slippage is more risky! Bruh analyze...

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Guaranteed vs not guaranteed? Bruh??

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I have no problem with market stop orders or what you’re saying. All I was saying is when exchanges like FTX lag (like they just did) a market stop might not work anyway.

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Here is what I was talking about: twitter.com/sbf_alameda/st Stops missed lmao

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@SBF_FTX

Aug 2, 2020

1) FTX today: No big wicks, no crazy liquidations, but it was really throttled for a bit and some stops were missed and some ADLs that weren't necessary. If you had one please email support@ftx.com. Really sorry about that! As always, no clawbacks.

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Yea we'll compensate for any missed stops

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Hey Sam is this something that you guys will be able to fix? Seems that every exchange really struggles during volatility and volume like this and yet no one has been able to come up with a fix after all these years