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This account is used for Weibo copywriting sharing and personal real transaction records. The company's name is Huanyue Capital because the company's main body is to conduct venture capital and angel round financing. Engage in self-owned capital investment-related projects. I have been engaged in the financial services industry for ten years and have served more than 2,000 companies and individuals, sharing financial knowledge and financial management configuration for small and medium-sized enterprises. The Internet is not a place outside the law, and I hope that friends in the currency circle will be more virtuous. I also hope that everyone can discuss and learn from each other in real time.

In the cryptocurrency world, money is spent like dirt, while life is patched together! While traveling, the contract trading has not opened any positions, and the order has just finished!

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After studying the K-line, you will have the opportunity to understand how to earn the first 1 million in the cryptocurrency world!
Why look at the K-line for 4 hours, 1 hour, and 15 minutes?
Many people repeatedly fall into traps in the cryptocurrency market because they only focus on one period.

Today, I will talk about my commonly used multi-period K-line trading method, which consists of three simple steps: grasp the direction, find points, and determine timing.

1. 4-hour K-line: Determines your big direction for going long or short
This period is long enough to filter out short-term noise and clearly see the trend:
• Upward trend: High points and low points rise together → Buy on dips
• Downward trend: High points and low points decline together → Short on rebounds
• Sideways fluctuation: Price oscillates within a range, easily leading to whipsaws; frequent trading is not recommended

Remember this: Following the trend increases your win rate, going against it only loses money.

2. 1-hour K-line: Used to delineate ranges and find key levels
Once the major trend is determined, the 1-hour chart can help you find support/resistance:
• Approaching trend lines, moving averages, and previous lows are potential entry points
• If nearing previous highs, significant resistance, or top patterns appear, consider taking profits or reducing positions

3. 15-minute K-line: Only for the final 'trigger action'
This period is specifically used to find entry timing, not to observe trends:
• Wait for small cycle reversal signals (engulfing, bottom divergence, golden cross) at key price levels before entering
• When volume increases, the breakout is reliable; otherwise, it may be a false move.

How to coordinate multiple periods?
1. First, set the direction: Use the 4-hour chart to determine whether to go long or short
2. Find the entry zone: Use the 1-hour chart to identify support or resistance areas
3. Precise entry: Use the 15-minute chart to find the last signal before entering.

A few additional points:
• If the directions of several periods conflict, it’s better to stay on the sidelines and not take uncertain trades
• Small periods fluctuate quickly, so always use stop-loss to prevent being repeatedly taken out
• The combination of trend + position + timing is much stronger than blindly guessing at the charts.

I have been using this multi-period K-line method for a few years, and it is a stable output foundational setup. Whether you can use it well depends on whether you are willing to look at charts more and summarize more.

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The dead bulls finally held on!

Most people lose money in investments, not because they don't understand the methods, but because they don't know "when to buy what".

In this picture, these 18 points can be summed up in one sentence:

When the market changes, and the logic changes, your hands must change accordingly.

✔ Economic downturn, hold on to gold and energy
✔ Economic upturn, invest in consumer goods and pharmaceuticals
✔ Inflation arrives, buy resources and real estate
✔ Deflation arrives, rely on bonds and high dividends
✔ Interest rates rise, buy banks and insurance
✔ Interest rates fall, buy growth technology

Industry cycles, policy directions, demographic trends, technological innovations, energy crises...
Every change is telling you one answer:

The market is always giving opportunities; it's just that most people can't understand.

If you want to make money, you must understand:

Investment is not about picking stocks; it's about choosing "what the era is pushing forward".
Follow the right trend, and you are the person on the windward side;
Follow the wrong trend, and you are the source of income in someone else's account.

Don't think you are clever.
Those who follow the trend last long, while those who go against the trend perish.

One chart to understand the nine classic buy signals

99% of retail investors spend their lives chasing highs on the way up and picking up shares at the peak

While that 1% of winners are watching these 9 signals:

① Bottom volume, seize it and don't let go
After a long decline, a sudden surge in volume without a drop indicates the main force is starting to accumulate shares, and the aggressive buyers jump in directly.

② Main force digs a pit, about to rise
A mysterious sharp drop of 20%-30% quickly followed by a decrease in volume, then a rapid recovery indicates the washout is over, and it's ready to take off.

③ Back horse double guns, trend remains strong
After two days of decline during an uptrend, a large bullish candle on the third day with increased volume swallows it back, indicating the main upward wave continues, so feel free to act.

④ Three lines converge, offensive begins
The 5, 10, and 20-day moving averages stick together at the bottom and then form a golden cross diverging upwards, officially starting a big market trend.

⑤ White dragon goes to sea, rise can be expected
A single large bullish candle directly breaks through all resistance levels, like a white dragon soaring into the sky, with a minimum rise of 30% expected.

⑥ Five bulls on the field, momentum strong
Five consecutive bullish candles with the center of gravity continuously moving up (may include small bearish candles), the bullish momentum is overwhelming, and the main upward wave is just beginning.

⑦ Heavy hammer drops, rebound is promising
On the last day, a huge bearish candle scares everyone, but the next day it immediately closes bullish, triggering a V-shaped reversal, marking the best bottom-buying point.

⑧ Stabilizing needle, valley price rebounds
An extremely long lower shadow (the lower shadow is more than twice the body), with the main force using real money to support the bottom, marking a significant bottom for that day.

⑨ Bollinger breaks below, short-term opens
The stock price falls below the lower Bollinger band but is quickly pulled back, a typical false breakdown, often leading to a sharp rise in the next three days to a week.

Staring at the 30-second chart makes everything look like a crash.

Many people feel that the market "suddenly skyrockets or plummets" not because the volatility is really high, but because they are looking at the wrong time frame.

What you see as a crash in the 30-second chart might not even be considered a drop in the 1-hour chart; what you see as a surge in the 1-hour chart might just be a rebound on the weekly chart.

The price is the same set, but the significance of the volatility is completely different. The smaller the time frame, the more noise there is, and emotions are more easily swayed by momentary fluctuations; the larger the time frame, the clearer the structure and direction can be.

If your stop loss, rhythm, and emotions keep jumping back and forth with small time frames, what you see will always be "skyrocketing and plummeting."

🔥 You think you are trading stocks, but you are just the "emotional toy" of the big players.
You are scared when it drops, and you chase when it rises a bit.

But every time the big player washes the market, every bearish candle, every time they push down and rebound
— there is always a script.

This image shows you this script in its entirety.
Once you understand it, you will be able to see the "true game rules behind the scenes" for the first time.

📌 1. What does the big player really want to achieve with market washing?
The image explains it clearly:
It's not to scare you, but to
👉 Clear out the indecisive retail investors
👉 Lock in the chips and control the market
👉 Clear obstacles for the next major upward wave
In short:
Market washing is not a bad thing; it is the big player clearing the field.

📌 2. Common market washing techniques of big players summarized in the image (these are the reasons you get eliminated)
Pressure selling: Making you think it’s going to crash
Repeated fluctuations: Grinding you down until you leave
Bearish market washing: Not rushing to kill you, slowly exhausting you
False breakouts: A quick rise followed by a drop, specifically to deceive those chasing the rise
Long lower shadow market washing: Scaring you instantly, then pulling away your chips
V-shaped sudden drop and rise: Selling down → squeezing shorts, harvesting emotions
Deadlocked trading: So flat you question your life, then suddenly rising
The purpose of these actions is singular:
To make retail investors make mistakes emotionally, allowing the chips to return to the big players.

📌 3. The "following the big player's rhythm judgment method" taught in the image
(This section is the most worth reading ten times)

Volume increases at the bottom but does not break: This is washing, not crashing

Technical indicators stop falling at key support: Washing signal

Double bottom does not break the neckline: Funds are stable

Rapid drop + rapid rise: Typical washing action

The more it drops, the less volume: Controlling the chips

False breakdown + quick recovery: This is accumulating chips, not negative news

In summary:
True selling is to facilitate a better rise.

🔥 This image is the "instruction manual" for big player market washing.
The sooner you understand it, the less you will lose.
Collect → Watch repeatedly → Write into your trading system.

Next time a big bearish candle comes, you will be glad you saw this tweet.

Why can others always catch the main rising wave when doing trends, while you get swept away as soon as you start a trend?

The issue is not the direction, but the entry position. The most stable approach in a trend is to only trade the segment after a "structural breakout," rather than guessing in advance within the structure.

A higher low (HL) only indicates that the decline has been blocked, but this does not mean the trend continues. The real key is whether the price can break through the previous high (HH).

At the moment the breakout occurs, the market completes the transition from "stopping the decline" to "advancing." This relay is more reliable than any indicator.

Whether the previous high can effectively pull back after being broken is not theoretical but determined by market behavior itself. Whether buying power can relay will be directly told by the price.

Entering after the breakout is because the risk point immediately becomes clear: HL is the failure point of the structure, so the stop loss is naturally placed here; the next segment of the structure will also tell you where the target lies.

The core of a structural breakout is not prediction, but rather following the market's advancing rhythm to do what you can in that segment.