Why is MSTR (MicroStrategy) contract relatively easy to trade? Because its current price is close to SOL, and the amplitude of each small up and down wave is similar to SOL, so trading MSTR feels the same as trading SOL.

Last week, it pulled back to 82 and stopped falling, then broke through 87 and 97 successively, and returned above 100. What's next? I don't guess the direction, only talk about the logic of entry and exit points.

Next Monday after the open, directly market buy a few head positions around 101, add positions directly when breaking 104, lock the defense at 100 (the day before yesterday, it retested 96 at 104 and held steady. If the uptrend continues, it won't fall back below 100). The first target is 107-110, then 114. Then retrace to confirm 106-104 holds, then attack 119-124.

Then the short entry points appear: 107.25 (light), 110 (light), 114, 119, 124.

Of course, special situations are also considered. If 100 breaks unexpectedly, wait for 94, 87 to re-enter. If 100 breaks, only one head position is stopped out, the loss is small, no big deal. And breaking 104 can immediately set a breakeven stop loss, then harvest the rebound space. This trade is worth doing.