Everyone will regret waiting for $SOL /USDT to pull back. $SOL /USDT - LONG Trade Plan: Entry: 99.81 – 100.27 SL: 97.81 TP1: 101.71 TP2: 102.83 TP3: 104.50 Why this setup? Why now? The daily trend is firmly bullish, and the 1h price has just stabilized at the entry reference of 100.04. With the 15m RSI at 62.11, momentum is healthy but not overbought, leaving room to run. The 1h ATR of 0.929417 confirms that volatility is expanding enough to push the price toward the first target of 101.71 and beyond to the second target of 102.83. The entry zone between 99.81 and 100.27 defines the exact area where the setup is valid, and the line in the sand is the invalidation level of 99.51. Debate: Are we testing 102.83 or breaking 99.51 first? ⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage risk and DYOR. Educational content, not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell, deposit, or withdraw any asset. No paid promotion or referral/affiliate links.

I didn’t chase the long on the false breakout; the subsequent pullback confirmed resistance at the highs. I went short with the trend, and most of the +93.69% profit is already secured—80% has been realized, while I’ll continue trailing the remaining 20% with a protective stop. The lack of volume-price confirmation on the push toward the previous high was key. The key levels above are still the previous high and the upper boundary of the range before the breakdown, which are the shared defense lines of trapped holders and short-term bears. The rebound is occurring on declining volume, so the bearish structure remains unchanged; if price breaks above that level with volume, I’ll exit my short. Below, I’ll watch the previous low first, then the high-volume zone. Only a breakdown would open up further downside. The moving averages are still bearishly aligned, and the rebound is merely a pullback, not a reversal. As long as there are no consecutive bullish candles reclaiming the previous high, I won’t easily change direction. I’ll manage the remaining 20% in batches: cut half if the previous low breaks again, and cut the other half if the rebound fails at the key level, so I don’t give back the profit. If price reclaims the area above the previous high and holds it on a retest, this bearish thesis will be invalidated, and I’ll end the trade immediately. Those who missed the highs earlier don’t need to chase; wait for the next rebound to encounter resistance before considering an entry. $SOL $BNB

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