There is a profit drawdown problem between floating profit and real profit

With passive take-profit, if 100 trades are made in a month and each trade has a drawdown of 0.5R, then that results in a potential profit drawdown of -50R. Considering factors like slippage, it would only be greater.

Using a passive take-profit model, if one bears a potential profit drawdown of -50R, which does not yield an overall trend profit exceeding 50R, then it is not worth it.

On the other hand, with an active take-profit, there is almost no profit drawdown; this potential 50R is directly realized. This advantage is very clear.

It's worth a try.