Position Sizing
How much of your money goes into one trade. Getting this wrong hurts more than picking the wrong coin.
Most people learn about risk after they have already lost money. This guide walks you through position sizing, stop losses and drawdowns in plain English. It costs nothing, and all we ask for is an email address.
Six topics, written in the order you will actually need them. No filler, and nothing you have to read twice to follow.
How much of your money goes into one trade. Getting this wrong hurts more than picking the wrong coin.
What a stop loss really does, the times it fails to protect you, and how to set one that makes sense.
What an 80% fall does to a £5,000 pot, worked through with real numbers rather than percentages.
Why people sell at the bottom and buy at the top, and the habits that stop you doing the same.
The warning signs of an unregulated platform, and how to check one against the FCA register yourself.
What the rules say about crypto in the UK, in plain English, with links so you can check every claim.
Most sites in this space stay vague about what they do. Here is the plain version.
Nothing on this site tells you what to buy or sell. For advice about your own situation, speak to someone qualified.
Crypto can fall by 80% and stay down for years. Anyone promising you a return is not being straight with you.
Crypto is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. If a platform fails, you may not get your money back.
No countdown timers, no limited spots, no invented testimonials. If we ever have something to sell, we will say so plainly.
Plenty of people will tell you crypto is easy money. Very few will tell you what it costs when it goes wrong. This does the second one.
No talk of guaranteed returns, no invented figures, no promises. Just what the risks actually are.
Every rule we mention links to the FCA or HMRC, so you can go and read the original yourself.
We ask for an email and nothing else. Nobody is going to ring you afterwards.
Written so you can read it once and understand it. The jargon stays out.
We say when the answer is do not do this. That is the part most guides leave out.
Phone, tablet or laptop. It works on all of them, and you keep it.
Most crypto losses do not come from bad luck. They come from putting too much into one coin, holding through a drop that should have been cut, or trusting a platform nobody checked.
You cannot take the risk out of crypto. You can decide how much of it you are carrying. That is what this guide is about.
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You do not need a finance background to follow along. Everything is in everyday language, with UK examples and pound figures rather than abstract percentages.
If you have been trading for years, you will already know some of it. The parts on UK rules and checking a platform are the ones worth your time.
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Still weighing it up? These are the questions we get asked most often.
A free guide on managing crypto risk, plus the occasional plain English article about UK rules and safety. Nothing else, unless you ask for it.
No. We explain how things work and what the risks are. We do not tell you what to buy or sell. For advice about your own money, speak to someone qualified.
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No. Crypto is high risk. Prices can drop sharply and you can lose everything you put in. It is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
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