🚨 Alerts: MACD, Bollinger, and Price Spike — Your crypto guardians
Trading is like nighttime patrol in the city. It’s like motion sensors, alarms, and searchlights combined. Let’s break down the most useful ones.
1. MACD Alert: When the trend changes its shoes
MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) is like a vigilant style inspector: when the moving averages change shoes (i.e., cross) — expect a trend reversal.
How the alert works:
Bullish signal: Short EMA crosses long from below to above — 🟢 buy!
Bearish signal: Short EMA falls below long — 🔴 prepare for a dump.
✅ Well suited for confirming entry after consolidation.
2. Bollinger Band Breakout: When the market releases bubbles
Bollinger Bands are like the market's patience limits. When the price breaks out of the upper or lower band — it’s a signal that something is brewing.
Alert is activated when:
Price breaks above the upper band: 🧨 Possible breakout upwards or fake.
Price breaks below the lower band: 🚨 Either panic or a pullback with a chance for a rebound.
🧠 Tip: look at the volume — large volume + breakout = high probability of serious movement.
3. Price Spike Alert: When the market sneezes, and the chart sneezes both ways
Price Spike is a sudden change in price over a short time. Imagine XRP's price jumping +3% in a minute. Someone definitely knows something.
How it looks:
Sudden rise/fall > 2–3% in one candle
Accompanied by abnormal volume
🔔 This alert does not give you a "buy/sell" signal, but says: “Bro, look here immediately!”
How to use this?
Set alerts in your trading bot or terminal (TradingView, Binance, 3Commas).
Combine them: MACD + Bollinger + Spike = a systematic signal, not noise.
And most importantly — do not trade based solely on one call. An alert is a doorbell, not a command.
Summary:
Alerts are your analytical reflexes that help catch opportunities and avoid failures. Don’t be a trader who wakes up only after a dump. Be a trader who wakes up a second before a pump.
🔁 Subscribe, hit the "bell" — not only on Binance Square but also in your alerts. Because in crypto, the one who hears the first bell wins, not the one who hears the first shout.