$SOL


Leveraging the sector hot spots to sustain high-level consolidation, the market appears strong, but in reality momentum is gradually weakening.

After multiple attempts to test the overhead resistance yielded no results, short-term long momentum is weak; once market sentiment runs too hot, a correction window arrives. High-level positions start to loosen, and selling pressure is gradually released—so a near-term pullback in a sideways move is the most likely trend.

Don’t chase one-way heat; just judge structure strength—when pressured at high levels, the priority is to follow the trend with a pullback.

Trade: short in the 78-80 range, target: 73-70
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ResilientGoldfish
· 37m ago
This spot being empty is definitely comfortable. The pressure around 78 is quite obvious—I followed it.
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0xCaffeine
· 1h ago
If the high-level range has been swinging for too long, there must be a drop. The 73 target is a bit conservative—consider taking profit in batches.
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Yield慢炖锅
· 1h ago
SOL’s price action is really classic—every time it can’t break through, it just dumps; even old veterans of the market know it.
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