Pray,
I have just been on for a week or so reading the posts, as part of my DD (although not a huge part). From the sounds of it, I would venture to say that you probably got in during the euphoric phase when buying just started drying up a couple of months ago. It also seems that you may not have known what you were buying or why, or maybe even what your strategy was, but that you thought it would continue to go up. Obviously, nothing goes straight up without coming back down, even for a breather (retrace).
In looking at this chart, it is classic in terms of the initial hype, overshooting the approximate valuation significantly, and then coming back down gradually with buyers gone from the picture. Unlike a pump and dump, this actually seems to have some legs to it, otherwise it would have been in the <.001 by now. It has retraced and has not violated resistance, nor major support, on the way down. There was a chart posted here a few days ago that shows you exactly that. In the absence of MAJOR news (affecting fundamentals), MMs and traders go by the technicals; hence the classic chart. My entry point in this would be when the stock closes above the resistance line (currently at 0.0025), there is significant volume, and the MACD turns positive. I will trade, so I will put an exit plan if/when it hits 20%+.
Going back to my questions, you really need to ask yourself those, otherwise you will get caught up in the frustrations, the realized losses, etc. I learned this the hard way a few years back when I was starting to dabble in this. People who do this for a living will eat you alive and they prey (no pun intended) on your emotions. Know what you are getting into, know why you are getting into it, plan when to get into it, and leave emotion at the door. Greed and fear are immensely difficult to disconnect from, but it goes a long way when those are checked to a large extent.