Whether you are a long or short-term trader, no matter the timeframes you are using to analyze the market, others might be trading differently. This is more reason why I like to use at least 5 timeframes for trading, which will surely increase my chance of capturing the true psychology of the market at that time. And you know what? All of them must agree on a particular direction before I pull the trigger.
Having multiple time frames doesn't matter, it depends on the price action of your pairs that you choose to trade. For instance, you open a long position of any coin and anticipate for it to go up, whether you are using 30 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, 8 hours, and 12 hours, profit will be made if it goes in your direction, what differentiate these time frames is the candle they produce respectively in each time.
Your target as a trader should be your support and resistance regardless of what ever time frame you choose to trade, the gains are going to be the same thing when you measure it and the same thing for loss as well.