Let's analyze the Memefi trend, guys.

If you trade like this, there is an 80% chance of profit, there is no way to lose.

Any chart that surges wildly, with a market cap of 20M, is very likely to double. I like strong volatility:

Next. The price stayed around 0.002 for a few days because Okx announced the delisting of futures, which is one reason to sell, but generally, it quickly kills long positions. There is no problem at all.

This phase is when they accumulate, so you see H1 going up 10% and down 10% continuously like that, to make you sell continuously, some see profits and some get too bored - Sell. When the supply is low, it shoots up extremely fast. It will spike quickly just because of the style of the market makers behind it. Some charts will rise steadily and cannot be compared with each other.

To play futures, this area can potentially double while holding the position, buy 50% in advance, and if playing with x3 or x5, the stop loss should be placed just below 0.19, if it sweeps through and there is a signal to reverse, then we set the long position again because of the trend reversal, the winning ratio is higher than this segment. I estimate the winning chance to be only 60-40. As for the chart that runs down to 0.016x (the big x means you should buy it right away, don't wait), going long has an 80% chance of winning.

Why 0.016? Because to sweep out all longs, the price needs to go down to around 0.15-0.16, which is a market cap of 15M (In reality, if it hasn't listed on Binance futures, it usually drops to about 10-12M on other exchanges, but once it's listed on Binance, it rarely drops below 18M), and if it goes down to around 15M then going long is fine.

You still need to have a proper stop loss, if you enter a position and see it in the green, making a profit, and haven't hit the stop loss, then there's no need to cut it. Because only this 0.002 area is the bottom, or there is a possibility of 0.0015. For each test trade, you should accept a loss of about 3-5% (the original price before futures), while the gains should ideally maintain 2x the original price, or even hold until the end of the year.