$SOL The current trend is very typical—weak consolidation with a steady downward drift that won’t stop, where resistance is powerless. Many retail traders see the price drop from 83 to 76 and think it’s cheap and want to buy the dip, but the more they buy, the more they get trapped. My answer is very direct: If you rush to catch a falling knife now, you’ll easily end up with your hands hurt! 🩸 Real hunters never try to guess the bottom—they just wait for signals!


🐻 Strategy 1️⃣: Go short on rallies (trend-following high short)
● Rationale: As long as the rebound lacks strength, it’s an opportunity to hand out money.
● Entry point: Rebounds to 77.00 - 77.50
● Signal: If the 15-minute K-line closes here with a long upper wick or a bearish candle, short decisively!
● Stop loss: 78.20 (If price holds above this level, it means the main force is likely to launch a counterattack—admit the loss and exit.)
● First target: 75.50, second target: 74.00

🐂 Strategy 2️⃣: Left-side gamble (betting early)
● Rationale: Only when it drops sharply do you grab the rebound—don’t drag it out.
● Entry point: A sudden dip/scalp spike into the 74.50 - 75.00 area
● Stop loss: 74.00 (If it breaks, admit defeat—prevent a waterfall drop).
● Take profit: Around 76.50 (take profit when it’s good).

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StakingSparrow
· 07-13 15:39
78.20 is a pretty tight stop-loss level—if the main force really rebounds, it probably won’t give you such a comfortable exit.
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TheSkyInsideTheMirroredSphere
· 07-13 14:08
The analysis framework is still solid, but now SOL’s liquidity is being pulled along by the ETF narrative, and pure technical traders can easily end up quietly taking a loss they can’t really pin down.
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MintStop-LossPatch
· 07-13 13:51
The logic I tried last week on the Hakata side with a similar setup resulted in the pin piercing straight through the stop-loss. Now I can even see a shadow behind the number 74.00.
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