$SOL My very short-term outlook remains bearish/sideways, though the price is nearing an area that could trigger a bounce. 🔎 Prediction Current price: $103.43 🔴 Main scenario: decline to test $102.3–$102.0 If $102.0 breaks decisively: next targets are $101.0, then $100.6 🟢 If it holds at $102 and a bullish candle appears: bounce to $104.3–$104.7 If it manages to close above $104.7: potential rise to $106–$108 Why am I leaning bearish? The price of $103.43 is below the MA10 ($103.74) and MA30 ($104.66). The MA5 ($103.50) is also slightly above the price → buying momentum is not yet strong. MACD remains negative (DIF -0.49 vs. DEA -0.46), though it is starting to flatten → selling pressure is easing, but there is no bullish confirmation yet. The chart shows a lower high from $110.62, followed by a downward move/consolidation. Recent daily data also indicates SOL is under pressure following a close around $103.83. 🎯 Key levels Level Function $104.7 🔥 Key resistance $104.3 Initial resistance $103.4 Current price $102.3 🛡️ Key support $101.0 Strong support $100.6 Next support My conclusion: until SOL breaks above $104.7, I lean towards a decline/test of $102.3 first. If $102.3 holds, the chance of a rebound is quite good. If $102.3 is breached, the risk of dropping to $101–$100.6 increases. Do not equate a directional prediction with guaranteed profit.

A few days ago, I was still worrying about my account, but when I checked this morning, the market pulled a complete reversal. With a move like this, I didn’t even need to think—the account was partying on its own. A few days ago, before bed, I went over the chart again and again. With trading volume so low, it was pushed up without volume, and there was no one to buy at higher levels. Wasn’t that practically a freebie? The short position I entered in the early hours went from 0.30073 to 0.12399, +582.79%. That profit felt great; everyone still on board must have woken up laughing. It was really sluggish at first, but once the move finally came, it was truly sweet. I’ve already closed 70% of the position and set protection on the remaining 20%. Whether it pulls back or keeps falling, I’m not worried. Being flat isn’t a sin; opening positions recklessly is the real mistake. Money you earn is your knowledge turned into profit; money you lose reflects gaps in your understanding. This is not the time to charge in. Chasing the move makes it easy to get stuck at the top. There will be more opportunities, so don’t rush—let’s reassess when a new structure emerges. $SOL $ADA

I only wanted to mooch a free breakfast, but the market ended up feeding me dumplings for half a year. 😏 This kind of luck—I can't even make sense of it myself, but the account doesn't lie. $LINK I took a quick look before bed a few days ago. It had been moving sideways at the bottom all day, with volume shrinking further and further, but the funds hadn't left. After grinding along the bottom for so long without breaking the key level once, I already had a feeling about it. Many people were still waiting for a new low, but I felt it might not come. I got in at 9.423, and when I opened the chart this morning, it had already reached 11.339, with +1443.02% secured. There's your answer, brothers—the profits feel great, and those on board should be laughing themselves awake. Take profit on 80% first, and move the stop loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price. If it surges, let the profits run. Don't get greedy for the last bite; put the bulk in your pocket first. The market is won by waiting, and profits are made by holding. For those who haven't gotten on board yet, hear me out: now is not the time to rush in. Chasing orders makes it easy to get stuck at the top. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round, and I'll alert you immediately. There are still opportunities, so don't rush—a steady hand is better than anything. $SOL $BNB