@cynthiarhodes

Rapid price surges invite the use of trailing stop-losses to lock in profit. A rule-based approach could be: secure gains once price has risen 2–3x, then set a stop-loss at 20–30% below peak. Dynamic rules, such as moving the stop upward as price climbs, preserve upside while capping downside. Alternatively, time-based exits—selling part after each day of strong gains—work well in highly illiquid markets. The goal is to avoid round-tripping profits back to zero while still participating in rallies. Tracking on-chain whale selling helps refine exit timing.

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