The last look before sleep was still grinding; when I woke up, I gave the answer straight away! 🚨📉 A few days ago, at $SOL in the early hours, it kept brushing back and forth near the top—looks like it wanted to keep pushing. But what I was watching wasn’t the surface; every time it pushed up, it failed to continue, and the volume wasn’t enough. The more I watched, the more it looked like a bull trap.

While everyone else was still watching, I noticed SOL’s rebound was getting weaker and weaker. The overhead pressure kept holding it down, and the buy-side couldn’t catch 👀. Back then I already warned not to get led by a fake breakout. The short-seller’s profit-taking window was clearer, so I executed a long around 85.98.

Now it’s moved from 85.98 down to 77.7, return +95.85%. This move’s timing was nailed 🎯🔥—anyone on the car should understand. After you endure the earlier grindy mess, only then do you get this comfortable chunk of meat.

It’s not afraid of it grinding—what it fears is you panicking first.
Take profit when it’s time.

For position sizing, don’t be greedy. First close 80% ✅💰, keep the remaining 20% with a cost-price protection. If it goes further down, let the profit run. If there’s a dead-cat bounce, don’t mess up the rhythm 🛑.

If you didn’t catch it, don’t chase ⚠️. Good positions aren’t chased into; they come out. Wait for the next wave’s signal before you move—then you’ll have a more comfortable “shot” 📌.

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