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🤔 What is MACD?

MACD helps you spot trends and momentum in the market — basically, it tells you when a coin might be getting ready to pump or dump.

It’s made of 3 parts:

1. MACD Line – the fast-moving trend line.

2. Signal Line – the slower one.

3. Histogram (bars) – shows the strength of the move.

👀 What to look for on your Binance chart:

🔼 Bullish signal (Buy):

When the MACD line crosses above the Signal line.

The bars (histogram) go above the zero line and start growing.

This means buyers are stepping in and price may go up.

🔽 Bearish signal (Sell):

When the MACD line crosses below the Signal line.

Bars start shrinking or go below zero.

This means momentum is slowing and a drop could be coming.

📲 In your XLM/USDT chart:

You’re on the 4-hour timeframe.

*MACD line is still above the Signal line → this is a bullish sign, but it’s getting weaker (flat histogram).

*RSI is at 74 → this means price is overbought, and a pullback might come soon.

You shorted at 0.425 – that's okay, you caught it near a resistance point (0.432).

Just keep an eye: the uptrend is still strong, so protect your short with a tight stop-loss.

✅ Quick Tips:

Use MACD + RSI together: If RSI is high and MACD is weakening → good time to consider selling or shorting.

Don't use MACD alone – always check price action and volume too.

Look at crossovers and the shape of the histogram bars for clues.

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