Always chasing news all day, and in the end still getting cut? This was the biggest lesson I learned in my first year in the crypto world. It was only later that I realized the real secret to making money is actually in the K-line chart—if you're willing to stop and look carefully.
Back then, no one told me that the K-line is actually a recorder of market sentiment. Each line silently tells the story of the battle between bulls and bears. When a bullish line wins, a bearish line loses; the upper and lower shadows? They are the scars of the fierce fight. I spent years verifying this theory in the market with real money. In March 2020, when Bitcoin suddenly plummeted to $3,800, I identified the bottom through hammer pattern recognition and volume confirmation, and managed to buy at the bottom. The subsequent rebound not only recovered my investment but left me with gains.
The crypto market is a 24/7 nonstop battlefield. Different levels of K-lines tell different stories. Weekly and daily charts show you the overall direction, while hourly and minute charts are where you find entry points. My approach is this: before making any decision, I look at three timeframes—monthly, weekly, and daily—to confirm the trend hasn't reversed, then focus on 4-hour and 1-hour charts to find entry points. This combination helps filter out about 70-80% of false signals.
Key patterns are like signals in the market. Reversal patterns tell you that the trend is about to turn, and at that moment, you need to act quickly.
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DEXRobinHood
· 22h ago
Well said, the key is to look at the data, not just talk. I've long given up on chasing news; it's a pure waste of life.
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MEVHunterWang
· 23h ago
That's right, chasing news is just a way to get chopped up; it's better to focus on K-line analysis.
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The hammer line bottoming out was indeed perfect, but now there are still many fake signals, making it hard to distinguish real reversals from false ones.
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Multi-timeframe validation is indeed reliable, but execution is too difficult; as soon as there's a rebound, I get impatient.
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Once you learn pattern recognition, the problem is psychological; when losing money, you simply can't see clearly.
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Three timeframes can't confirm much; the key is to have the discipline not to chase highs or sell lows.
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Who didn't bottom out during the 2020 surge? Now it's a different story; the market has changed again.
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ForkItAll
· 2025-12-31 18:52
Sounds good, many people did bottom-fishing during that wave in 2020, but what about now? Are you still bottom-fishing now?
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ChainWatcher
· 2025-12-31 18:51
It sounds good, but isn't it just gambling on luck? I just want to ask how many people can really buy in at 3800 and hold on until the end.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 2025-12-31 18:49
To be honest, I've been studying the K-line stuff for a long time, but the real profit came from multi-timeframe confirmation before selling. It feels way better than blindly chasing news.
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FomoAnxiety
· 2025-12-31 18:30
Sounds good, but how many people can really stick to analyzing candlesticks? Most of them just jump in as soon as they see a rise.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 2025-12-31 18:30
Stop talking nonsense, that's survivor bias. How many accounts are liquidated at the liquidation price line behind the 3800 bottom?
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DegenWhisperer
· 2025-12-31 18:29
Everyone can tell the story of bottom-fishing; the key is whether you dare to really invest at the 3800 level. I don't have the guts to do that.
Always chasing news all day, and in the end still getting cut? This was the biggest lesson I learned in my first year in the crypto world. It was only later that I realized the real secret to making money is actually in the K-line chart—if you're willing to stop and look carefully.
Back then, no one told me that the K-line is actually a recorder of market sentiment. Each line silently tells the story of the battle between bulls and bears. When a bullish line wins, a bearish line loses; the upper and lower shadows? They are the scars of the fierce fight. I spent years verifying this theory in the market with real money. In March 2020, when Bitcoin suddenly plummeted to $3,800, I identified the bottom through hammer pattern recognition and volume confirmation, and managed to buy at the bottom. The subsequent rebound not only recovered my investment but left me with gains.
The crypto market is a 24/7 nonstop battlefield. Different levels of K-lines tell different stories. Weekly and daily charts show you the overall direction, while hourly and minute charts are where you find entry points. My approach is this: before making any decision, I look at three timeframes—monthly, weekly, and daily—to confirm the trend hasn't reversed, then focus on 4-hour and 1-hour charts to find entry points. This combination helps filter out about 70-80% of false signals.
Key patterns are like signals in the market. Reversal patterns tell you that the trend is about to turn, and at that moment, you need to act quickly.