#数字货币市场回升 Here's a heartbreaking truth: 90% of people lose money, not because of poor skills, but because they fundamentally do not understand how to read the market.
I have seen too many people staring at the 5-minute candlestick chart chasing up and down, rushing in when it rises 2% and panicking when it drops 3%. In the end, their accounts are like a roller coaster - going up fast and coming down even faster.
The turning point occurred when I was stuck in a position.
A trader who has been in the market for five years told me: "You have to learn to look at the market with three time frames, or you'll always be blind."
Since then, my trading logic has changed:
**First look at 4 hours — Determine the strategy**
This cycle determines whether you should go long or short.
Is the upward trend clear? Wait for a pullback to find long opportunities. Obvious downward trend? A rebound is just a gift question. Consolidation and fluctuation? It's best not to act; false breakouts will wear you out.
Remember: if the overall direction is wrong, even the most precise entry is just giving away money.
**Look again in 1 hour — Locked area**
The 4-hour chart tells you when to go long or short, while the 1-hour chart tells you at which price level to take action.
Focus on these several: - Did the key trend line hold? - Is the moving average support or resistance? - Will the previous highs and lows form resistance? - Obvious strong support and resistance levels
This step addresses the question of "where to hit".
**Last Look 15 Minutes — Precise Shot**
In 15 minutes, don't look at the trend, just focus on one thing: can we open a position now?
Three signals I must watch: 1. Has a reversal pattern appeared at the small level? 2. Is there any divergence in the indicators? 3. Has the trading volume increased?
A breakout without volume is 80 to 90 percent likely to be fake, don't touch it.
**The core logic is just three sentences**
4-hour direction 1 hour to find a location 15 minutes to pull the trigger
This is the essence of multi-period resonance.
Finally, three reminders: • When different periodic signals conflict, it is better not to act. • The small cycle fluctuates quickly, and the stop-loss must be tight. • Review more, the feel is developed through practice.
After using this method, my win rate stabilized from below 40% to over 60%. The market changes every day, but the logic of watching the market never goes out of date.
The real battle is never against the market, but against your own greed and fear.
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MagicBean
· 11-29 21:31
This trap theory sounds perfect, but how many can actually persist in executing it?
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MetaverseLandlord
· 11-29 13:22
You're not wrong, but to be honest, I'm still the kind of person who frantically chases orders on the 5-minute chart... I can't change that.
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FlashLoanLord
· 11-27 21:57
Listen, I've known about this multi-period trap for a long time, the problem is that it's too hard to execute. Every time I think about doubling quickly, I just can't sit still.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 11-27 21:56
Sounds good, but how many people can really stick to using multiple time frames? Most are still washed out by the 15-minute chart.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 11-27 21:54
There’s nothing wrong with what you said; it’s just that most people can’t stick to it at all. A theory sounds great, but when the market fluctuates, they still can’t help but get tempted.
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ProveMyZK
· 11-27 21:54
It's somewhat interesting, but I still believe the fundamental reason most people lose money is their mindset; no matter how good the technology is, greed is useless.
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ImpermanentSage
· 11-27 21:40
You are right, 90% of players on the 5-minute chart get liquidated, and I am the bloody lesson.
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The multi-timeframe resonance method is indeed amazing, but 99% of people can’t stick to it for two weeks before starting to operate like a Martian again.
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The phrase 'tighten the stop loss' hits hard; I used to be reluctant to play people for suckers, and as a result, it hurt more the more I did it.
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Not moving during sideways markets is crucial; false breakouts have cost me a lot of money, and now I just leave when I see them.
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A win rate from 40 to 60 feels completely the opposite of most gamblers' outcomes... Can anyone really achieve that?
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Greed and fear are two devils harder to deal with than any technical analysis; I have been dominated by them.
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It seems I used to be one of those 90% foolish players, chasing the 5-minute chart every day until I doubted my life.
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This logic sounds simple, but how long does it really take to form muscle memory?
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I had never heard of determining direction on the 4-hour chart before, no wonder I’ve been blindly guessing.
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APY追逐者
· 11-27 21:35
How does this trap theory sound... The key is still execution, and most people fail due to discipline.
#数字货币市场回升 Here's a heartbreaking truth: 90% of people lose money, not because of poor skills, but because they fundamentally do not understand how to read the market.
I have seen too many people staring at the 5-minute candlestick chart chasing up and down, rushing in when it rises 2% and panicking when it drops 3%. In the end, their accounts are like a roller coaster - going up fast and coming down even faster.
The turning point occurred when I was stuck in a position.
A trader who has been in the market for five years told me: "You have to learn to look at the market with three time frames, or you'll always be blind."
Since then, my trading logic has changed:
**First look at 4 hours — Determine the strategy**
This cycle determines whether you should go long or short.
Is the upward trend clear? Wait for a pullback to find long opportunities.
Obvious downward trend? A rebound is just a gift question.
Consolidation and fluctuation? It's best not to act; false breakouts will wear you out.
Remember: if the overall direction is wrong, even the most precise entry is just giving away money.
**Look again in 1 hour — Locked area**
The 4-hour chart tells you when to go long or short, while the 1-hour chart tells you at which price level to take action.
Focus on these several:
- Did the key trend line hold?
- Is the moving average support or resistance?
- Will the previous highs and lows form resistance?
- Obvious strong support and resistance levels
This step addresses the question of "where to hit".
**Last Look 15 Minutes — Precise Shot**
In 15 minutes, don't look at the trend, just focus on one thing: can we open a position now?
Three signals I must watch:
1. Has a reversal pattern appeared at the small level?
2. Is there any divergence in the indicators?
3. Has the trading volume increased?
A breakout without volume is 80 to 90 percent likely to be fake, don't touch it.
**The core logic is just three sentences**
4-hour direction
1 hour to find a location
15 minutes to pull the trigger
This is the essence of multi-period resonance.
Finally, three reminders:
• When different periodic signals conflict, it is better not to act.
• The small cycle fluctuates quickly, and the stop-loss must be tight.
• Review more, the feel is developed through practice.
After using this method, my win rate stabilized from below 40% to over 60%. The market changes every day, but the logic of watching the market never goes out of date.
The real battle is never against the market, but against your own greed and fear.