I opened a futures position on Binance and placed a stop loss order 5% above my entry. I was fully aware of the risk and had set my stop to limit the potential loss to $260. At the time, my account balance was $685, which was more than enough to support the trade under the risk level I accepted.
However, sometime later, I checked my account only to discover that my position had been liquidated entirely. I was shocked and confused, especially since my stop loss should have prevented this outcome. I believe this incident is either a technical failure or intentional mismanagement, and I’m requesting a full investigation and refund.
To make matters worse, the response I received from customer service was dismissive and lacking any real explanation. If a stop loss order doesn't trigger, then what’s the point of having one at all? This kind of platform behavior violates user trust and financial control.
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