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Sol Entry 76 Stop-loss 75.5 Take-profit 76.5 $SOL

8.19 SOL Trading Plan Solana is in a consolidation and strength-building phase following its rise on the 30-minute chart. The Bollinger Bands are moving upward overall, and the medium-term bullish structure remains intact. The MACD has shown a short-term pullback with green bars, which is a normal shakeout during an uptrend. Strong support is concentrated below, and after a pullback stabilizes, SOL has the momentum to attack higher again. Entry zone: Go long after SOL stabilizes around 76.4 Stop-loss defense: Exit immediately if it breaks below 76.0 First target: Reduce the position near the previous high resistance around 77.2 Second target: 78.0; if it firmly holds near the previous high on increased volume, look for $SOL