#比特币波动性 says a bitter lesson: When I first entered the market, I focused on the 1-minute chart to trade, fearing a pullback and running away when it rose a bit, and fearing getting liquidated and playing people for suckers when it fell a bit, which left me extremely stressed. Later, an old sucker woke me up by saying, "You are looking at the map with a magnifying glass; how can you not get lost?"

I am currently using a three-layer filtering method, which is simple but effective:

First, look at the 4-hour chart to determine the overall direction. In a rising trend, look for pullback positions to go long; in a falling trend, catch the rebound to go short; if it's sideways, just rest and don't do anything foolish.

Looking at the 1-hour chart again, draw out the key price range; this is your battlefield boundary.

Finally, watch the 15-minute chart for signals - when the reversal pattern appears and the trading volume increases, that's when to take action.

In simple terms: the 4-hour chart determines the direction, the 1-hour chart sets the range, and the 15-minute chart controls the rhythm. The win rate is only high when the three lines point in the same direction, so don't rush to place a bet.

In addition, small timeframes must have stop losses, this is for survival. I now spend half an hour reviewing after the market closes every day, specifically to remedy the habit of being led by short-term fluctuations. $BTC $ETH These mainstream coins are the most stable with this method, just try it and you'll know.