After studying K-lines, do you understand how to earn your first million in the crypto world? Why not use 4-hour, 1-hour, or 15-minute K-lines? Many people repeatedly fall into traps in the crypto world because they only focus on one timeframe. Today, I will discuss my commonly used multi-timeframe K-line trading method, a simple three-step approach: grasp the direction, find the entry point, and determine the timing. 4H K-line: This is the longer timeframe for your major buy or sell direction, which can filter out short-term noise and show clear trends: • Uptrend: Highs and lows rise together → Buy on dips • Downtrend: Highs and lows fall together → Short on rebounds • Sideways: Prices fluctuate within a range, making it easy to get 'hit in the face' repeatedly; trading is not recommended. Remember this phrase: trading with the trend has a relatively higher win rate, while trading against the trend often leads to losses. 2H K-line: Used to delineate price ranges, after the major trend is confirmed, look for key levels. The 1-hour chart can help identify support/resistance: • Areas close to trend lines, moving averages, and previous lows are potential entry points. • Close to previous highs, important resistance, or when top patterns appear, be cautious with profit-taking or reducing positions. 3. 15-minute K-line: Only used for the final 'trigger action.' This timeframe is specifically for identifying entry opportunities, not for observing trends: • Wait for key price levels to show small timeframe signals (engulfing, bottom divergence, golden cross) before acting. • Volume must increase for a breakout to be reliable; otherwise, false signals are common. How to coordinate multi-timeframes? 1. First, determine the direction: Use the 4-hour chart to choose whether to buy or sell. 2. Find the entry area: Use the 1-hour chart to outline support or resistance zones. 3. Enter accurately: Use the 15-minute chart for the final signal. A few additional points: • If multiple timeframes show conflicting directions, it’s better to stay out and observe rather than taking uncertain trades. • Small timeframe fluctuations are fast, so always use stop-losses to prevent being repeatedly stopped out. • The combination of trend + position + timing significantly strengthens the trading logic. This multi-timeframe K-line method has been my stable output foundation for several years. Whether you can use it well depends on your willingness to look at charts more and summarize. #美联储取消创新活动监管计划 #美国7月PPI年率高于预期 #中国投资者涌向印尼 #币安钱包TGE #主流币轮动上涨