It's a problem that happens to many of you: not knowing how to take profits at the right time.
When you buy an asset, you should ALWAYS have an exit strategy.
The strategy will depend on the type of asset, risk and capital, so you need an optimal strategy with a positive risk-reward ratio, one that you feel comfortable with and, above all, that is feasible.
The priority should always be to recover the initial capital to leave the operation risk-free.
In this case, being a very high-risk asset, the ideal would have been to withdraw the initial capital when reaching x2 and take profits close to x4. If I had done this, I would now be in profit and without worries.
Even at this point I could consider a buyback if I think the asset can rebound again.
Many times the problem is that we get attached to the asset and greed gets the better of us.
Remember that it is always better to earn less and for the asset to continue rising, than to not secure and end up with zero, as often happens with these assets, especially with low-cap memes with value = 0.