A comprehensive analysis of the logic and win rate differences behind 1 hour, 4 hours, 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month candlesticks,

so you can stop trading blindly and truly understand the market rhythm! Let's look at the real data:

Taking #比特币 as an example, in the past period:

The proportion of rising candlesticks by period: 1 hour 50.09% 4 hours 52.14% 1 day 54.42% 1 week 57.37% 1 month 58.82%

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Smaller periods are more prone to fluctuations, with more signals and noise

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Larger periods are easier to capture trends, but react slowly, suitable for patient individuals

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Beginners or office workers: It is recommended to look at the "daily" or "weekly" charts

Spending just 10 minutes a day on review is enough

Fewer operations lead to a lower probability of mistakes

Can better grasp trends, such as getting on board at the beginning of a bull market

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Full-time traders or high-frequency users: You can look at "1 hour" or "4 hours"

Suitable for short-term speculation and adjusting positions during trends

But it requires more experience, discipline, and emotional control

Remember: your trading period should match your personality, time, and risk preference!

How to use periods together? (A little tip)

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Multi-period resonance rule:

Use larger periods to determine the direction, and smaller periods to find entry points

For example:

If the weekly chart shows an upward trend → Daily chart shows a pullback → Enter when there is a rebound on the 4-hour chart

This way, you follow the trend without chasing highs $BTC