Today's $SOL long trade, the most interesting part is not the rise, but that few dared to believe in it before the rise. SOL had been chopping back and forth, and many found it annoying, but I felt this kind of grinding consolidation is the most likely to produce a breakout.

When I started watching it near $74.15, I didn't rush to add size—I first wanted to see if it could hold. Many overlook this detail: a truly strong market doesn't surge violently all at once; instead, it has buyers stepping in on pullbacks, doesn't drop deep, and gradually firms up its rhythm.

Later, when it pushed to around $78.19, the market feel was clearly different. I handled it in a 70/30 batch approach—first securing some profits, then letting the trend speak for itself. The current P&L shows +506.82%, which is a decent reward for this wait.

Simply put, the most anti-human part of trading is that the duller the market, the more you must watch; the more exciting it gets, the less you should chase. Here, I won't actively chase anymore—I'll wait for it to give the next entry.

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