Witnessed quite a swing with $BFS today. The token plummeted to 3.5 million in market cap before swiftly rebounding back to 13 million—a sharp movement that caught many off guard.

My trailing stop loss executed at the bottom, which is exactly what it's designed to do. Sometimes you get shaken out early, but that's how you manage risk in volatile markets.

Here's the real takeaway: when you're holding a position from early entry and the candle wicks start expanding dramatically, that's your signal to tighten your trailing stop loss. Bigger price swings demand tighter protection. It keeps your capital safe when volatility spikes. Not perfect timing every time, but it beats holding through a 70% drawdown.