#Solana行情走势解读 It's been a while since I organized my trading notes, so today I'll simply review my recent operations.

During this period, my trading frequency hasn't been intense, roughly opening a position every two or three days. The main targets are SOL and some small coins, but the results are quite interesting—every SOL trade was profitable, whereas most of the small coins were exited at a loss.

The reasons are traceable. I have always been bullish on SOL, and I previously judged that the bear market was likely bottoming out, so I persisted in going long. The key is that I left room for adding positions—adding more as long as I approached the liquidation line (to be honest, the opportunity never really presented itself). Because of this, I didn't feel guilty during pullbacks; I just held on. Only when clear reversal signals appeared did I close the positions, then waited for the next opportunity.

In simple terms, my success lies in accurate directional judgment, not rushing to cut losses, and daring to hold small profits.

I've gradually realized one point: mainstream coins mostly oscillate within a range, and the real ups and downs often happen within those few minutes. To see the results, you have to endure until that critical moment.

As for altcoins, I mainly trade some highly volatile assets. The problem is that my stop-loss settings are too tight. Sometimes the direction is correct, but the position gets cut early. To aim for bigger gains, I almost reach my psychological target each time. I've tried quick in and out trades, but the risk-reward ratio isn't great. Although the win rate improves, one or two mistakes can wipe out all profits.

The conclusion is: altcoins are indeed difficult to operate. The next plan is to reduce the leverage on altcoins, while continuing with SOL and mainstream coins at the current pace to see how it goes.