$SOL


The short-term dual lines turn upward and move higher to form a bullish alignment. The market recovery is thorough, completely wiping out the gap from the earlier decline. Price holds steady and runs firmly, supported by the moving averages. Long-term moving averages move in sync to strengthen, and the medium-term uptrend remains solid and unchanged. For prudent trading, wait for a pullback to 78 to 80 and enter long positions in batches, then wait for the price to surge to 85 to realize the upside potential.
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ColdWalletUnderTheAurora
· 07-02 15:34
It’s true that long-term moving averages are strengthening, but whether you want to go long by chasing momentum in the short term or wait for a pullback feels more comfortable. The strategy of entering in batches is fine—just make sure your position sizing is well controlled.
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ReorgSurvivor
· 07-02 14:31
The 78-80 range is indeed crucial. If the moving average support is firmly held, you can try, but remember to set a stop loss and don't stubbornly hold on.
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0xLateDiner
· 07-02 14:07
The bullish arrangement is forming, but given SOL's volatility, isn't the 85 target a bit conservative? Feels like there's strong momentum to push through.
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