If you stop a coin and then find that it has risen again, then do you want to stick to the established take-profit and stop-loss strategy? Yesterday I set a stop loss of 50% on wojak, and now it has risen back, should this stop loss strategy continue to be implemented? According to personal experience, it is still necessary to adhere to the take-profit and stop-loss strategy, because take-profit and stop-loss is to do things in principle, to do the right thing, in the long run, it can protect your principal from large losses. And the loss does not make up the position, and you can increase the position when you make money, which is also the principle of reminding and reminding repeatedly in the group. I have seen many people, including many people in the group, who only went on 10 SOLs at the beginning, and then lost money, and wanted to pull the average price, so they made up their positions, so they were finally trapped. Test the bottom position, be prepared to lose 50%, if the follow-up is established again, it is not too late to chase, refer to the last wizard, I also lost 40% of the bottom position, and then saw that there was a rise, so I chased the bottom position, and then harvested 3 times. With Axiom, you can set a take-profit and stop-loss when you open a test position. If it is about 500,000 market value to enter, my bottom position take profit is 5 times out of 50%, if it is about 1 million market value to enter, I will set 3 times out of 60%, and the stop loss is set at 50%. MEME fluctuates very much, 50% up and down fluctuations are a common thing, of course, if you are very rich, enter below 1 million market value, you can also not set a stop loss, each time for example, only 1 SOL, never set a stop loss, then the number of shots per day in 1 to 2 projects, get more than 20 million market value and then sell, so that it is one of the 20, only need 5% of the win rate can be a positive expected return. DNF was such a strategy at that time, at the beginning it lost 1,000 dollars a day, lost more than a month in a row, and then made a thousand times a coin, and then all came back.