Robot trading does not accelerate intervention, but the question is—when automated strategies go out of control, the moment of liquidation is an irreversible singularity. By then, all methods are useless. That is why understanding risk control is always more important than just watching market charts. Many traders are blinded by the promise of high leverage but overlook the cold and ruthless execution of machines. Once stop-loss or forced liquidation is triggered, the entire situation is already doomed.
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RektButSmiling
· 17h ago
Once a robot goes out of control, there's really no saving it. I've seen too many people have their high-leverage dreams shattered.
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ApyWhisperer
· 18h ago
There's really no saving at the moment of liquidation; once the machine runs wild, it's game over.
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TestnetScholar
· 18h ago
When the robot starts running, it loses its mind. Leverage is really a poison.
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SandwichDetector
· 18h ago
Once a machine goes out of control, there's no saving it. I have deep experience with this... Leverage is truly a sweet trap.
Robot trading does not accelerate intervention, but the question is—when automated strategies go out of control, the moment of liquidation is an irreversible singularity. By then, all methods are useless. That is why understanding risk control is always more important than just watching market charts. Many traders are blinded by the promise of high leverage but overlook the cold and ruthless execution of machines. Once stop-loss or forced liquidation is triggered, the entire situation is already doomed.