Want to make your first 1 million in the crypto world? First, understand candlestick charts to have a chance.

Many people lose because of this—only focusing on a single timeframe, ending up getting fooled by false breakouts. Multi-timeframe analysis is different; this is my commonly used trading system, divided into three key steps: determine the main trend, precisely find entry points, and seize the best timing.

Why look at 4-hour, 1-hour, and 15-minute charts? Because each serves a different purpose. The 4-hour candlestick is your steering wheel—deciding the main logic of going long or short. This timeframe is long enough to filter out market noise and help you see the true trend.

Next is the 1-hour chart, which helps you pinpoint entry precisely. Is there upward momentum on the 4-hour chart? Then wait for a pullback on the 1-hour chart before entering. Conversely, the same applies in the opposite direction. The 15-minute chart acts as the final sentinel, used to confirm timing—when your entry point is ready, confirm the structure on the 15-minute chart before placing an order, increasing your hit rate.

The core logic is simple: the larger timeframe sets the direction, the medium timeframe finds support and resistance, and the smaller timeframe confirms entry. Resonance across different timeframes is where the real trading opportunities lie.