DOT is currently priced at 1.842 USDT. From a technical perspective, it's quite interesting — the MACD golden cross has just been confirmed, RSI is still far from the overbought zone, and the rebound trend has stabilized. In this situation, you can consider going long at the current price. The core logic is to seize the momentum of this rebound while strictly controlling the retracement risk.

How to operate? Let's start with entry. Open a position at the current price of 1.842 USDT, controlling the position size to 3%-5% of total funds. Be sure to keep it light. This way, even if a one-sided market crashes down, you won't be wiped out.

Next is taking profits. I recommend taking profits in stages. The first target is around 1.9-1.95 (roughly near the 24-hour high with some minor resistance). Reduce 50% of the position here to lock in some gains and stay calm. The second target is in the 2-2.2 range; trading was quite active here previously, so close out all remaining positions in this zone. If the market is particularly strong and 1.920 is broken through with strong support, you can move the remaining take-profit to 2.5 (a medium-term resistance level), but keep a close eye on indicators and avoid greed.

The most critical part is stop-loss. This is a strict requirement. The 1.720 USDT level is the support line of the four-hour rebound trend. If it breaks below, it indicates the rebound pattern has failed, and you should stop out. The stop-loss is set at 3.3%, which meets short-term risk control standards. Additionally, there is an emergency stop-loss setup: if the MACD DIF quickly crosses below DEA (golden cross invalidated), or if three consecutive large bearish candles on the 15-minute chart break below 1.800, do not wait for the 1.720 stop-loss level; exit immediately and avoid entanglement.

During holding, you should also adjust dynamically. After reaching the first take-profit level, if the four-hour MACD still shows increasing red bars and RSI stays comfortably between 60-70, you can continue holding the remaining position to aim for the second take-profit level. This approach prioritizes risk control.