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Como poner TP parciales en Bitmart

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Finance / Trading (Markets & Instruments)

  • Platform/UI walkthrough: How to set partial take-profits (“TP parciales”) and a stop loss on Bitmart using a perpetual contract.
  • Instrument mentioned: Kaito (exact ticker not clearly provided—only “Kaito” is referenced).
  • Trading type: Perpetual contract tab.

Key Numbers Mentioned (TP/SL Levels & Examples)

Reference / entry

  • Current / entry reference shown: 11.85

Stop loss

  • Stop loss example: 0.4565
  • Also referenced visually around the 0.45 zone.

Additional buys / averaging ranges (price ladder references)

  • 0.4789 (marked range top / planning area)
  • Additional limit/trigger buy levels mentioned:
    • 0.49
    • 0.51

Partial take-profits (“partials”)

  • Example TP structure includes:
    • 25% partial at TP = 0.60 (activation/trigger plus partial allocation)
  • Other TP levels referenced:
    • 0.65
    • 0.70
    • 0.72
  • ROI/profit margin indicator (garbled text):
    • Example cited: “98.52%” if a marked amount is reached.

Step-by-Step Workflow (Bitmart Partial TP Setup)

  1. Go to Bitmart → Perpetual for the selected trade (Kaito).
  2. Set/check the perpetual price level (example shown around 11.85).
  3. Configure the position:
    • Set stop loss at/around 0.4565 (discussion emphasizes setting the total SL correctly).
    • Optionally add additional buy orders to average entry price if price drops:
      • Place orders around 0.49 and 0.51 (examples).
  4. Configure partial take-profits (“partials”):
    • Set an activation/trigger price (example: 0.60).
    • Specify partial allocation (example: take 25% of invested capital).
    • Add multiple TP levels:
      • Example ladder includes 0.65 and a final TP around 0.72.
      • The host discusses leaving “the last take profit” for the remaining portion.
  5. Order/fill logic:
    • If an order doesn’t fill immediately, use a market order fallback (as described).

Explicit Recommendations & Cautions

  • Presented as a workable strategy to avoid staring at the screen all day, by pre-setting TP levels.
  • Encourages experimentation: you may need to try it out / fiddle with it to get comfortable.
  • Notes potential user mistakes/adjustments:
    • Example of initially setting an order price incorrectly (confusion about 0.150 vs 0.50), followed by correction.
  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer was included in the provided subtitle text.

Assets / Tickers / Instruments Extracted

  • Kaito (asset/trade name; exact ticker not provided)
  • Perpetual (contract type)
  • No other tickers/pairs were clearly named.

Presenter / Source

  • Only the video host/speaker is mentioned (no name provided in the subtitles).

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