Everyone's sleeping on $SOL /USDT while the daily trend whispers a different story. $SOL /USDT - LONG Trade Plan: Entry: 101.68 – 102.30 SL: 98.99 TP1: 104.24 TP2: 105.74 TP3: 107.99 Why this setup? Why now? The daily trend stays bullish, giving the long bias a structural tailwind behind every move. The 15m RSI at 49.46 means momentum is neutral-to-flat, so you are not buying an overbought top but waiting for a turn. The 1h ATR of 1.250437 sets the realistic distance between entry and target, framing how much room the trade needs to breathe. With the 1h price at 101.99, the entry zone of 101.68 to 102.30 keeps risk tight around a clean level, targeting TP1 at 104.24 and TP2 at 105.74. The line in the sand sits at 101.01, where the thesis is invalid. Debate: Are we grinding to TP2 or getting rejected straight back through 101.01? ⚠️ 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.

$SOL — A Clean Setup Is Taking Shape A strong range is developing around the current price, with key levels clearly visible on the chart. EP: 101.50 – 102.00 TP: 102.80 / 104.20 / 105.70 SL: 100.30 Keep risk controlled and wait for proper confirmation before entering. Let's go and Trade now $SOL ‌

$BULLA This time, I’m taking a bullish approach on the pullback. After the earlier breakout, I didn’t chase it directly, waiting until it pulled back near the key level before entering long. The move hasn’t been particularly fast since entry, but it has consistently held the key level, with buying support still present in the bull-bear battle. After reaching +1510.39%, I first closed 70%, locking in some profits to feel more secure, while continuing to watch how the remaining position performs around the key level. No conclusion can be drawn on 0.072022 for now; we need to see whether it can hold above it with increased volume. As long as the key level holds, I’m inclined to hold a little longer; I’ll reduce if it breaks, without overstaying. $LAB $SOL