BlackBox allows users to configure a custom trailing stop, which can override the trailing stop settings from the signal (if any).
Once enabled, your selected trailing stop mode replaces the signal settings and will be applied to all trades until disabled.
The following modes are available:
1. Follow signal
In this mode, the trailing stop settings from the signal are used.
BlackBox does not modify them — all stop management follows the original signal logic.
2. No Trailing Stop
No trailing stop is applied.
The stop-loss remains fixed and does not change after the trade is opened.
3. Move to Breakeven
In this mode, the stop-loss is automatically moved to the entry price (breakeven) once the first take-profit level is reached.
Example:
entry: 70,000
TP1: 71,000
After TP1 is reached:
→ stop-loss moves to 70,000
This eliminates the risk of loss on the trade.
4. Cascading Trailing Stop
In this mode, the stop-loss is gradually moved as the price reaches take-profit levels, locking in profits step by step.
Logic:
when TP1 is reached → stop moves to entry price
when TP2 is reached → stop moves to TP1 level
when TP3 is reached → stop moves to TP2 level
and so on
Example:
entry: 70,000
TP1: 71,000
TP2: 72,000
TP3: 73,000
Stop movement:
TP1 → stop = 70,000
TP2 → stop = 71,000
TP3 → stop = 72,000
This allows profits to be secured progressively as the price moves.
❗ Important
trailing stop significantly affects trade outcomes
with high leverage, small movements can trigger stop-loss
overly aggressive trailing may lead to early exit
Before configuring trailing stop, consider:
leverage used
exit strategy
expected price movement