To close a long position, you must place a Trailing Stop Limit Sell Order below the current market price. Let's say the current price of BTC is $20,000 and you are long 1 BTC. You use a Trailing Stop Limit Sell Order for protection from price declines and to profit from price rises.
You submit a Trailing Stop Limit Sell Order with a % Trailing offset of 5% and a limit offset of 0% for a quantity of 1 BTC:
If the price increases after order entry at $20,000 to a high of $22,000, and then declines by 5% or $1,100, the Trailing Stop Limit Order will trigger at a price of $20,900 and submit a Limit Sell Order at $20,900 for 1 BTC to exit the position.
You submit a Trailing Stop Limit Sell Order with a USD trailing offset of $1000 and limit offset of -10 USD for a quantity of 1 BTC:
If price does not increase after order entry at $20,000, and declines by $1,000, the Trailing Stop Limit Order will trigger at a price of $19,000 and submit a Limit Sell Order at $18,990 for 1 BTC to exit the position.
With an order entry at $20,000, if price increases to a high of $22,000, and then declines by $1,000, the Trailing Stop Limit Order will trigger at a price of $21,000. Submitting a Limit Order at 20,990 for 1 BTC to exit the position.