Exit zones: taking profit in steps

Nobody sells at the exact top. A common plan is to take profit in steps: sell a part at one price, another part higher, and keep a core you don't sell. Each step is an exit zone.

How it works in CheckACoin

• You write down why you hold the coin, then set your zones yourself, or start from suggestions based on the coin's last 90 days and how much it usually moves.
• Each zone shows how often the coin has reached that far before, within an hour, a day, a week and 30 days, always with the count, for example “12 of 31”.
• When a zone is reached, you get a message in Telegram with the facts, and you record what you did. Nothing is sold for you: CheckACoin can't trade.

Why the count matters

“It reached this price in 12 of 31 similar periods” is history, not a promise. A small count means a rough guide; a large one means the coin has been in that situation many times. The count lets you judge for yourself.

Use the usual range to pick a zone

Not financial advice. CheckACoin shows figures from each coin's own history; it never tells you to buy or sell.