#数字货币市场回调 To be honest, when I first got into this space, I was a typical noob.

Staring at the intraday chart, I’d want to chase if it went up 2 points, and panic sell if it dropped 3. My finger would hover over the screen for ages, too scared to act, and my mindset would collapse before anything else.

Later, an old-timer who’d been in the game for five years told me:
“If you only stare at the 1-minute chart, how is that any different from gambling blind?”

That hit me like a slap in the face—it wasn’t that my skills sucked, it was that I wasn’t looking at the market from the right perspective.

After that, I started analyzing the market from three layers. Basically, I dragged myself out of the emotional trap.

**First, look at the 4-hour chart—this is the strategic level**

Is the trend up? Then pullbacks are opportunities.
Is the trend down? Rebounds are exit points.
Moving sideways and choppy? That’s all fakeouts—don’t touch it.

If you get the direction wrong, whatever you do next is just wasted effort. $PIEVERSE is a textbook example lately: the 4-hour is clearly in a downtrend, but some people are still chasing the rebound.

**Next, look at the 1-hour chart—this is the tactical level**

Once you have the big picture, the next step is to find the “battlefield.”

Where’s the previous low? Where’s the trendline? Where’s the moving average support?
These are the spots where the bulls and bears really fight it out.

I always mark in advance: buy here, reduce position there, must exit at that spot.

If you enter without sketching out this framework, you’re just guessing. That reversal wave last week on $NAORIS happened right at the 1-hour trendline bounce.

**Finally, look at the 15-minute chart—this is the trigger**

The 15-minute chart does just one thing: confirms it’s time to pull the trigger.

When price reaches a key area, I check:
Is there a trend reversal? Any divergence? Has a golden cross appeared? Is there volume confirming the breakout?

Only when all these signals line up is it truly time to enter.

Remember: the 15-minute chart is for pulling the trigger, not setting the direction. That 15-minute breakout on $ALCH yesterday, with the volume spike, was a textbook trigger moment.

**When all three timeframes align—that’s when you’re the chosen one**

4-hour sets the direction, 1-hour marks the territory, 15-minute gives the entry signal.
When all three resonate together, your win rate is insanely high.

A few heartfelt tips:

If the timeframes are in conflict, stop and stay out.
Shorter timeframes move fast, so stop-losses are a must.
Do more reviews and your rhythm will get steadier.

This framework saved me from emotional trading. No matter how wild the market gets, as long as you stand a little higher, you won’t get led around by those jumping numbers.

Seriously, this logic is a lifesaver. I’ve made a lot thanks to it.