In the price trend of $BNB, the daily MACD golden cross is often the most reliable signal source, especially when it forms above the zero line, with a high degree of accuracy. Some traders have accumulated profits of 50,000 USDT using this method, and the key is strict discipline.

Many people are keen on stacking multiple moving averages, but in reality, one daily moving average is enough. The trading logic is quite simple—hold when the price is above the line, and exit when it breaks below. The advantage of this approach is to avoid signal confusion, making it relatively stable for beginners to execute.

Enter positions only when two conditions are met simultaneously: the price is above the daily moving average, and trading volume supports it. In this case, consider full position follow-up. As for exiting, strategy becomes crucial—sell one-third of the position when the gain reaches 40%, then reduce another third when it reaches 80%, and immediately close all positions if it falls back below the daily moving average. This stepwise reduction can effectively lock in profits.

Risk management is the fundamental for long-term stability. If the price drops below the daily moving average the next day after buying, do not hold onto luck; sell all immediately. Wait until it re-establishes above the daily moving average before re-entering. It’s better to miss some market moves than to get caught in a trap. Although this approach may seem less flashy, it is reliable and stable.