Best Entry Points and Reasons

ETH
Entry at $2,275: This price level is between the daily SAR support ($2,231) and the 15-minute moving average resistance ($2,301), making it the optimal balanced entry point before a narrowing reversal. If the price falls back from $2,291 to this level, the dual protection of the oversold rebound on the CCI and the SAR bullish stop-loss line takes effect, offering the best risk-reward ratio.

SOL
Entry at $83: The confirmation level after the double bottom pattern's neckline breakout, also close to the daily SAR support ($82.18). A pullback to this level provides validation of the bottom pattern and the SAR support.

Best Exit Points and Reasons
ETH Take Profit at $2,500: A key resistance level tested multiple times in May 2025, and also the current zone of the 4-hour MA120 ($2,315 projection target). It is the first measurement target after the Bollinger Bands narrow and break upward. Partial profit-taking can be done upon reaching this level, with the remaining position tracking the SAR. ETH Stop Loss at $2,170: According to Coinglass data, if ETH falls below $2,169, it will trigger a liquidation of $989 million in long positions on major CEXs—this below-price liquidity vacuum zone is significant. Falling below this level would accelerate a collapse, so stop-loss must be placed above the liquidation cluster.

SOL Take Profit at $95: The theoretical target price for the double bottom pattern (the difference between the bottom at $82.8 and the neckline at $85 is about $2.2; after the neckline breakout, projecting $2.2×2≈$4.4, added to the neckline at $85 gives approximately $89-95). It is also the pullback target before the 4-hour MA120. SOL Stop Loss at $82: Falling below the daily SAR support ($82.18) indicates the bullish trend's stop-loss line has failed, the double bottom pattern is invalidated, and an exit is necessary.