When the price of your currency drops significantly, you will certainly worry and rush to sell immediately to preserve what remains of your money. Let's think calmly and correctly so that you don't fall into the trap of losing your money under the name of stop-loss. First, you must not buy with your entire balance; your wallet must contain liquidity of at least 70%. Second, no matter what currency you bought and its price dropped—for example, you bought it at $10 and it dropped to $1, which is a 90% decrease. Third, in this case, do not sell and accept the loss; instead, you should buy the same value as the first transaction. Do you know what happens if the currency rises to $2? You have earned 10% of the value of both transactions combined. That is, if you bought each time for $100, you would sell for $220. Patience does not mean staying in place until you return to above the purchase price to make profits, or that stop-loss means selling for less than the purchase price, but patience and stop-loss must be accompanied by using your brain. Buy any currency and do not be afraid as long as you have enough liquidity $BNB .