Recently, SOL's price movement has indeed caught many traders off guard. After breaking below the key support level of 130, the seemingly safe profit margin instantly shrank. Once full positions now only have a 700-point profit to hold on to—everyone who has experienced this knows the feeling.

Such market behavior indicates that the short-term intentions of the big players are not very friendly to retail investors. But this is also the norm in the market. Every time the price breaks support, it tests the psychological bottom line of participants and redefines the boundaries of risk and opportunity.

The key question is what to do next. If 130 truly cannot hold, where is the next support? Or, from the current perspective, is SOL likely to continue exploring lows or is there room for a rebound? These are the questions that require calm consideration. Emotional trading will only worsen losses; it’s better to wait for clearer signals before taking action. The market always offers opportunities; the question is whether you are prepared.