#SOL#

The Difference Between How Small Investors and Whales Think in Spot Trading 🧠

Small investors often buy a coin when it’s at a high price, which means they enter the market at the wrong time.
For example, Solana (SOL) reached $160. A small investor bought at that price, but the price dropped sharply to $130 and stayed moving between $130 and $158 for months.
So the small investor either sells at a loss or waits months or even years for the price to recover.

Whales, on the other hand, are flexible and fast.
They sold at $160. When the price dropped to $130, they started buying and selling SOL many times between $130 and $155, making profits from each small move — repeating this hundreds of times, even without waiting for SOL to go back to $160.

✅ The result?

The small investor is stuck in one trade, hoping and waiting.

The whale keeps moving and makes money from the same coin over and over.