Your thinking is logical, and the news can indeed affect short-term K-line fluctuations. The market sentiment reacts instantly, and there are indeed one minute trading opportunities. But the core issue is that the execution difficulty of this trading method is extremely high, and the time window is extremely short, making it easy to be tormented by the random fluctuations of the market. Even if BTC rises by 5% in the end, the retracement and volatility in the middle may cause people to cut losses and exit early. More importantly, 1-minute trading is not realistic for most people. Most novice traders operate with their mobile phones, making emotional decisions, taking arbitrary positions, and unclear stop loss strategies. Once the position is too large, it becomes a gamble; If the position is too small to make money, stop loss is more likely to be destroyed. If you really want to verify the feasibility of this strategy, it is recommended to conduct 100 backtesting tests to see the long-term win rate and profit loss ratio, rather than drawing conclusions based solely on a few successes. Trading based on intuition is like gambling, and every order must be based on statistical advantage.