Although the 4-hour chart is bearish, the 8-hour chart is bullish. Therefore, the overall bullish trend is still bullish at the moment, but it is still necessary to look for lower support at the 4-hour level, that is, the bottom K-line at the 4-hour level must appear before the price can continue to rise. Unless the 8-hour K-line is broken downward, the bullish view remains unchanged.

That is, the time period is continuously expanded from small to large, and the rise and fall state represented by the first largest K-line on the left determines the current order opening direction. Unless this K-line is broken in the opposite direction.

However, from the daily level, it seems to be bearish again. So is it following the trend of the 8-hour chart or the daily chart?

In fact, the daily chart is also drawn hour by hour. If you are not bullish in 1 or 2 hours, just continue to hold the short position. The present determines the future!