Have you seriously studied K-line?
If you have thoroughly researched it, you would be surprised: the first 1 million in the cryptocurrency world can be accumulated bit by bit using methods.
Many people lose not because they can't read charts, but because they don't know which time frame to look at.
I spent years summarizing a set of the most practical multi-timeframe analysis methods:
Big direction → Key zones → Entry points
Three timeframes combined, clear as day.
First layer: 4-hour chart to see trends, decide which side you stand on
The larger timeframe won't deceive you; it can tell you the true direction of the market.
If the trend is up, look for low long positions;
If the trend is down, look for short positions on rebounds;
If it's moving sideways, then don't act rashly; it's the easiest way to get slapped around.
In short:
If the direction is wrong, it doesn't matter how accurately you see it.
Second layer: 1-hour chart to see ranges, find the "battlefield" of prices
After determining the big direction, you need to know which price range to strike.
Support, previous lows, near trend lines are potential opportunities;
Resistance, previous highs, and top formations are points to reduce positions or exit.
The role of the 1-hour chart is to help you outline the "potentially profitable positions".
Third layer: 15-minute chart to decide timing, help you avoid false moves
If you see the trend correctly and find the right position, you're just missing the final touch.
The 15-minute chart is that final touch.
You only look at the reversal patterns, volume changes, and breakout confirmations of the small timeframe.
Don't look at trends, don't guess directions, just focus on "pressing the trigger button".
How to connect the multiple timeframes?
First look at 4 hours → then look at 1 hour → finally look at 15 minutes.
Direction confirmed → Area locked → Timing precise.
This is the underlying logic of multi-timeframe analysis.
A realistic reminder:
If several timeframes are conflicting, then don't trade.
When the market is arguing, you will only be treated as cannon fodder.
This set of multi-timeframe methods is the most stable system I've accumulated over the years.
It won't make you rich overnight, but it can help you lose less, earn steadily, and gradually build your own advantages.
If you're willing to spend some time analyzing charts, this method will definitely help you.
