Recently, the trend of BNB indeed warrants attention, especially with higher requirements for risk management. Based on recent market performance, I have summarized several key operational suggestions.

Position control must not be lax. Single-direction positions should ideally be controlled within 10% of the total funds. If leverage is used, the overall multiple should not exceed 3x. This way, even in situations like weekends with relatively thin liquidity, you won't get wiped out.

Stop-loss settings are also crucial. My habit is to decisively exit once a single loss reaches 2% of the total funds, never dragging it out. This can effectively control drawdowns and protect the principal.

Finally, it's about timing. Asian trading volume is usually relatively light and prone to being hammered, so it's best to wait until the European and American markets become active before taking action. During this period, volatility is higher, signals are clearer, and the success rate tends to be higher.