Friends, today is August 28, 2026. Let’s take a look at SOL Solana’s market action. SOL has risen sharply recently and is currently trading around $109. The daily-chart trend remains strongly bullish, with 24-hour trading volume significantly expanding and market sentiment strongly favoring longs. However, after the short-term consecutive rally, indicators have already entered overbought territory, with substantial unrealized profits accumulated. SOL itself is far more volatile than Bitcoin and Ethereum, so the risk of a sharp wick and pullback cannot be ignored. This is not a suitable level to enter by chasing the rally. Let’s look at the key price levels. Strong resistance above lies at $114-$118, an important selling-pressure zone for this rebound. Only by breaking above and holding this range with increased volume can the bulls further open up upside potential, with the next target around $125. The core short-term support below is $100-$102, the short-term bull-bear dividing line for this rally. As long as this range holds, the upward structure remains intact; once it is decisively broken, a deep correction will begin, with the next major support in the $94-$96 area. Here are three reference trading strategies. First, go long with the trend, but do not chase the current price. Wait for the price to pull back to the $100-$102 support range, then look for a long entry with a light position after a short-term bottoming signal appears. Place the stop-loss below $97, with the initial target at the $114-$118 resistance zone. Second, consider shorting a pullback. If the price surges to the $114-$118 resistance zone, fails to break through after multiple attempts, and forms long upper wicks or stagnant-rising candlesticks, you can try a light short position. Set the stop-loss above $121, with a first target of $106 and a further target at the $100-$102 support. Third, wait and observe conservatively. The current gain is substantial, market fluctuations are intense, and the bull-bear battle is fierce. If the direction is unclear, do not force a trade. Wait for the price to decisively break above or below the key range, then participate once the market direction becomes clear. Finally, a reminder: SOL is a highly volatile asset. Regardless of whether you are long or short, be sure to control your position size and always use a stop-loss. Protecting your principal must always come first. #英伟达财报周 $SOL

No trading, no analysis, just sheer luck—this track record is embarrassing even to mention. Actually, it wasn't entirely luck. As the market repeatedly oscillated, $MOVR kept struggling around 0.995; every surge fell just short, and trading volume was pitifully low. I judged it to be a paper tiger and went long. After finishing lunch and checking the market, the current price had already reached 0.955, putting +38.42% in my pocket. The return makes me extremely uneasy, and I'm worried that the market will realize what's going on tomorrow and blacklist me. Close 80% first; move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% up to the breakeven price. Protecting profits is the most important thing. Money earned is the monetization of your understanding; money lost reveals the flaws in your understanding. Don't blindly chase shorts at this level. Wait for a new structure to emerge before making a move. There are still opportunities, so don't rush. $SOL $BTC

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own. While the market was bottoming out intraday, I kept an eye on the order book. After grinding sideways at the bottom all afternoon, buying pressure was visibly getting stronger, so I added to my position. Now the position entered at 4486.8 has gotten its answer at 4577, with a +187% return secured. Feels great, brothers. Those already on board should be waking up laughing—the grind this round was worth it. I’ve taken 80% off the table first; secure the bulk of the profits before anything else. I’ll move the stop-loss on the remaining 20% up to the entry price, and hold the profit as long as it holds. The market is won by waiting, and profits are secured by holding. Putting risk control first is called rationality; cutting after taking a loss is called a heroic last stand. For those who haven’t gotten on board yet, listen to me: this isn’t the time to rush in. Chasing the trade could leave you stranded at the top. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round, and I’ll alert you at the first opportunity. Awaiting good news. $SOL $DOGE