2026-01-02 03:00:26

#数字资产动态追踪 SOL's recent trend really makes people love and hate it — it's this back-and-forth tug-of-war that’s the most exhausting!

This week’s market has been quite turbulent, constantly trading within a fixed range, with resistance levels above that haven't been broken through for a long time, and support levels below still holding fairly firm. This lukewarm atmosphere is the most uncomfortable to watch.

Earlier, I and community friends set up long positions on SOL. This morning, it indeed saw a good surge, and just as it was about to reach the take-profit level, it stubbornly stalled at the critical point without breaking through, then started to adjust and fall back. There's nothing to do now but hold on and wait for the next rebound opportunity. Sometimes, trading is like this — patience is often more valuable than aggression.

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RuntimeError

· 5h ago

SOL's sideways movement can really drive people crazy; it just won't break through at the critical point. I almost made a profit this morning, but ended up giving it back. This is my daily trading routine. Just hold on, anyway, I can't run away, let's wait for the next wave.

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AirdropLicker

· 5h ago

It's the same repetitive cycle again, really exhausting. Stuck on the edge of taking profit without moving, it's even more disgusting than losing money directly. Let's wait and see, anyway this wave isn't a big deal.

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GasOptimizer

· 5h ago

Sideways trading is frustrating and is a direct reflection of low capital efficiency; the data speaks for itself.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 5h ago

I've been through this set before. This wave of SOL is actually just funds shaking out, an old and familiar tactic. Speaking of which, sideways trading is the most annoying, more uncomfortable than a crash, and more mind-boggling than a surge. Just hold on and hold on, don't be tempted to chase the high. Back in 2018, I also experienced the feeling of being on the brink and getting liquidated, the same thing. Profit-taking level stuck? Ha, that's the project team's tactic. This time, I really need to wait for a rebound confirmation before acting.

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Web3ExplorerLin

· 5h ago

hypothesis: this sideways action sol's stuck in right now... it's basically the blockchain equivalent of heraclitus' river, innit? same price, never the same market twice. the whole "patience over aggression" angle tho - technically speaking, that's just proper risk management dressed up as philosophy lol

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TxFailed

· 5h ago

ngl, the classic SOL squeeze play... been there, watched the bag get held hostage at resistance for what feels like eternity. technically speaking, that "patience over aggression" line hits different when you're actually bleeding opportunity cost. PSA: next time maybe tighten those stops before the rug pull vibes kick in, learned this the hard way with like three failed bounces in a row.

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