7.22 Solarsky Sideroad


Enter near 78-79, stop at 81, first target 76, second target 74

The logic stays the same—continue to watch the Sideroad.

This rebound looks quite convincing at first glance, but if you look at the volume carefully, the follow-on bids didn’t keep up at all.
The 78-79 area is the dense zone of trapped capital from the early stage, and it’s also the suppression point of the four-hour downtrend line.
With dual pressure piling up here, it’s not that easy to push through.

Stop at 81; leave it a bit of room for a fake breakout—but that’s all.
If it truly holds above 81, the short structure will be broken—admit the mistake and exit.
If it can’t get up there, then it’s simply giving better positioning for the Sideroad.

A bounce isn’t a reversal—be careful about adding longs at high levels; don’t end up hanging a flagpole.
Once the pressure level is reached, execute according to the plan. $SOL
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GasRefugee
· 13h ago
The analysis is very solid. 78–79 are not only being held back by the moving averages but also by the prior high-density zone, so under double pressure the probability of a breakout is low. Still, be wary of a false breakout—just set your stop-loss. $SOL
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WhitelistHunter
· 13h ago
This position is indeed under heavy pressure; the volume hasn’t kept up. I plan to open a small short position and set the stop loss at 81.
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MempoolPeeker
· 13h ago
Clear thinking and followed along.
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