Help! I’m frustrated and kind of depressed because lately, my stop-loss orders have been executing far worse than expected, ruining my risk management.

I trade crypto perpetual futures across multiple pairs on the 1m, 5m, and 15m timeframes, I have been doing so for a few years. However, it wasn’t until a few months ago that I began taking a more disciplined and systematic approach trading with a plan, and limiting my risk to 1% of my capital per trade. I understand that slippage is an inherent part of trading and that stop-loss (SL) orders don’t always execute at the exact price I set. That said, over the past few days, the inaccuracies have been extreme. Instead of my SL being triggered at the intended price (which would have limited my loss to 1% of my capital), it executed at significantly worse levels, resulting in losses of 16%, 9%, and 6% across three separate trades. This has left me feeling frustrated and uncertain. If I can’t reliably control my risk, how can I expect trading to be sustainable in the long run? What steps can I take to address this issue and improve my risk management? TIA.