Price form comparison is a market analysis method with low information density but very intuitive, especially friendly to novice traders. Taking the trend shown in the picture as an example, many people will immediately associate it with "Ethereum ETH is likely to replicate the upward trend of Bitcoin", which is very convincing. But the problem also lies here, the more similar the graphics are, the easier it is to create a sense of confirmation, which can lead to impulsive entry. I believe many people have had this experience: when looking at a picture, they feel too similar and immediately get into it, only to be knocked out; And when you watch the market as an observer, it actually takes on a completely consistent form. This sense of misalignment can make people very anxious. So, how should we understand this kind of diagram? How should beginners, especially, use it? Actually, one sentence is enough - this chart belongs to the category of analysis and is used to help you quickly understand what stage the current market is in, rather than as a signal to directly place orders.