#BTC Recently, copycats have been getting a bit aggressive; many want to pump but don't understand how to control the decline, so you must pay attention.

It's undeniable that STO started off well, but STO itself has fallen.
However, after a surge, a single-day drop of 90%, with many collapsing, but still seeing value.
So recently, various niche projects' popularity has been rising and falling.

Therefore, for niche perpetuals, you need to be cautious, such as RAVE.
When the lowest point is 0.2, the daily fluctuation is only about 0.05, so a slightly larger position size is okay.
But when it reaches 2, with a fluctuation of 0.5, the volatility has increased tenfold, and the position size should be smaller—just one-tenth of what was used before.
And when it hits 16, with a fluctuation of 8, it needs to be even smaller, because the higher the price, the greater the volatility.
If you still set the position size based on the low-price levels, then a wrong direction could wipe out a 1-point fluctuation.
This is also the fundamental reason why many retail traders like to pump small niche projects during hype, aiming to sell at the top, but most end up losing everything.
So, position control must also be handled carefully.