#数字货币市场回升 I've been struggling in the circle for almost seven years, watching the people around me change several times. Those who survived understand one principle: don't compete with the market on reaction speed, but on systematic approach.

What are the common mistakes that beginners often make? There are just two types of ways to fail —
Either stick to a timeframe, chase it when it rises, and panic when it falls;
Either rely entirely on intuition and guess randomly, making profits with good luck or losing everything with bad luck.

Later, I broke my trading logic down into three layers, simple but effective:

[First Layer: 4-Hour Chart to See the Big Trend]
This is your navigator.
- Are the highs and lows continuously rising? Then wait for a pullback to enter.
- Are the highs and lows gradually declining? A rebound is an opportunity to sell.
- Horizontal fluctuations and tug-of-war? The smartest choice is to wait and see.

The core point is this: first understand where the market wants to go, and don't compete with yourself.

[Second Layer: 1 Hour Chart Fixed Coordinates]
The direction is set, and next we need to find the "price anchor point."
- Previous low points, moving average support, upward trend line → These are potential entry zones
- Previous high points, significant resistance zone → Take profits when you need to, don't be greedy

With these reference points, you won't panic during trading.

[Third Layer: 15-Minute Chart Timing]
Don't rush to open a position at a critical point, wait for the "confirmation signal":
- A reversal pattern appears after the price hits support.
- Breakthrough resistance accompanied by increased volume

If there's no signal, hold it in; jumping the gun will only get you fooled by feints.

The complete process is:
4-hour sets direction → 1-hour sets area → 15-minute wait for trigger.
Fighting over three cycles? Then just do nothing.

The last four lines of truth:
Stop-loss is always the first line of defense.
Following the trend is more important than predicting.
Less talking, more looking at charts.
Trading is about stable profits, not one-time hits.

In this market, it's not about who runs fast, but who can keep running.