Everyone’s chasing longs on $SOL /USDT, but the 4h tape is quietly whispering a different name. $SOL /USDT - SHORT Trade Plan: Entry: 103.08 – 103.44 SL: 104.95 TP1: 102.00 TP2: 101.15 TP3: 99.89 Why this setup? - Price is pinned at 103.26 with a SHORT bias (55% confidence) while the 1D trend is *range*, not breakout. - RSI on the 15m sits at 47.6—no momentum behind the bid, just dead air. - ATR (1h) is a tight 0.70, meaning the next move will be violent when it comes. - Why now? We’re sitting at the exact entry ref with invalidation at 102.46—if that cracks, the path to TP1 (102.00) and TP2 (101.15) is a straight shot with no overhead resistance. Debate: If 102.46 breaks, are you shorting the breakdown to 101 or fading it for a fakeout trap? ⚠️ 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.

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This position actually felt rather uncomfortable when I entered, with $FF still hovering around 0.10489 and a strongly bearish sentiment across the market. I went long not purely out of contrarian thinking, but mainly because I’m accustomed to watching whether key levels hold or break—since the previous key level was not decisively broken, the probability of a shakeout was somewhat higher than that of a reversal from a short-term positioning perspective. From entry until now, although the price action has been somewhat choppy, the overall direction has remained largely intact. After the price strengthened to 0.11936, my approach was simple: first close 70% of the position and lock in +667.13% in unrealized gains; continue holding the remaining 30%, but move the stop-loss into the safe zone. Many people always want to get rich in one move, only to end up riding a roller coaster every time. The risk-reward of chasing the trade now is no longer attractive, so I’d rather wait for a pullback and retest before deciding whether to enter. Good trading has never been about buying at key levels and selling at key levels, but about holding the portion that belongs to you. $SOL $ZEC