Starlink | August 17 SOL Short Plan Direction: Short on a rebound. Entry: 75.50–76.00 range. Stop-loss: 76.80. Targets: 74.00–73.50. BTC has weakened over the past two days, and SOL has softened along with it. As you can see in the chart, after plunging from 77.88, there has basically been no meaningful rebound, with the price sliding lower all the way. The current price is around 74.50, very close to the previous low support at 73.53. So I do not recommend chasing a short at the current price. Why? Because it is too close. If the major players put on a show around 73.50, creating false support and bouncing the price by one point, your short at the current price could easily get painfully stopped out. The scenario I am giving is to wait for a rebound. Wait for the price to retrace upward into the 75.50–76.00 range, then enter a short. Place the stop-loss at 76.80. If it breaks above 76.80 without turning back, that means there is real capital trying to push the price up. At that point, our position will be stopped out; take the small loss, admit the mistake, and move on. There are two targets: First, 74.00; then 73.50. If 73.50 fails to hold and the price breaks straight through, look to 72.50 below. One sentence for today: SOL: Wait for a rebound to 75.5–76 to short, with a stop-loss at 76.8 and targets at 74 and 73.5. Do not enter until it reaches this rebound level.#比特币变盘信号出现 #闪迪两周反弹63% $SOL ‌

I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the ritual never happened—the meat cooked itself. Just after I finished reading the bearish news, the market suddenly pulled up, and many people thought it was about to take off. But what I saw was that no one was buying into the rise, the rebound was weak, and the pressure at $BTC’s highs had not eased, so I added to my short position as planned. Entry price: 76861.4; current price: 62787.4. This round’s realized profit has reached +3182.42%, so those on board should be laughing in their sleep. The grind beforehand was genuinely painful, but the result feels great. Holding on isn’t about being bold—it’s about thinking through how to exit before entering. Take profits when it’s time. Close 80% first, and protect the remaining 20% at the entry price. If the sell-off continues, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don’t give those profits back. Not taking the very last bite can actually help you sleep more soundly. I’d rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up covered in blood. The prerequisite for compounding is staying alive; the shortcut to getting rich overnight is often going to zero. Those who haven’t boarded yet shouldn’t rush to buy a ticket. The market never lacks opportunities—it lacks patience. Wait for the next signal before moving. $ETH $SOL

$SOL Short 100x | Zone active, invalidation locked. SOL just tapped the zone I had mapped for shorts. Position is live, but the setup only works if sellers defend this level. Trade Plan: - Entry: 74.95000 – 75.01000 - TP1: 74.76000 (R:R 1:0.8) - TP2: 74.62000 (R:R 1:1.2) - TP3: 74.40000 (R:R 1:2.0) - SL: 75.27000 Why this setup? - This is a location play: 4h structure, bearish daily bias, and price rejecting from 74.95000–75.01000. - RSI15 at 34 gives room to run lower, but only if momentum flips in our favor. - Volume confirms the move at 4.00x, with 87.99K traded versus 22.00K expected—sellers are showing up. My call. Your execution.. Trade here 👇 and Is this genuine distribution, or just a trap before the next leg up?