2025-12-25 05:30:31

#数字资产市场动态 Recently, $SOL the trend has been quite interesting. Looking at the technical aspect, if you short from the range of 122.7 to 124.7, there might be room for a pullback.

Let's start with the first position at 120.7—once it reaches this point, consider taking some profits and locking in gains. Then, continue to watch; if the trend remains strong, there’s still a chance at 118.7. Of course, to maximize profits, patience is also necessary.

Don't take risk management lightly. Once the support level is broken, stop loss immediately—don't rely on luck. Market changes are fast, and protecting your capital always comes first. For friends who want to follow with real trading, remember to adjust flexibly according to your situation and avoid blindly copying signals.

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GasFeeCrying

· 8h ago

SOL this wave is a bit risky, entering short at 122 to 124 feels like a gamble, gotta hold at 120.7 --- Stop-loss really can't be taken lightly, last time I lost big because of a fluke mentality --- Can it reach 118.7? Feels a bit uncertain --- Protecting principal is always the top priority, this saying is so true, but unfortunately I can never do it --- Ah, I've heard this logic too many times, still depends on the market temperament

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CoinBasedThinking

· 8h ago

122.7 to 124.7 going short? Bro, your analysis is pretty good this time, just not sure if it can withstand the volatility. Sell half at 120.7, that's a good habit, saves you from waking up one day to find everything gone. If the support level breaks, you must cut your losses decisively, don't hold onto that ounce of hope. 118.7 is a good target, but only if you survive to see that day. Shorting this thing tests human nature; few can stick to discipline. I believe in your logic, but ultimately it depends on who can truly execute it properly.

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degenwhisperer

· 8h ago

sol is really stuck between 122-124 this time, just waiting to see if 120.7 can break --- I bet on 118.7, just worried about a rebound hitting me in the face --- Risk control is right, last time I forgot to cut losses and it was gg, now I’ve learned my lesson --- Sell some at 120.7, and hold the rest to gamble again on 118.7? Feels like this logic makes sense --- Don’t follow blindly, everyone, your money is your own to watch over --- sol has been a bit volatile recently, this range is really good for shorting --- Stop loss, stop loss, I keep saying stop loss, but I just can’t bring myself to do it --- Those who entered between 122 and 124 should be eating noodles now haha --- Protecting the principal is the top priority, that’s true but actually executing it is too difficult

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ExpectationFarmer

· 8h ago

Another short opportunity on SOL? I got liquidated at this point last time. Should I try again this time?

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WalletWhisperer

· 8h ago

The move from 122 to 124 is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might reverse at 120.7. It's a bit painful, I didn't catch the bottom a couple of days ago. Whether the 118 level can hold is really hard to say. Anyway, I set my stop-loss and went to sleep. Stop-loss is easy to talk about but really hard to execute. Every time I think about waiting a bit longer... and then I get slapped in the face. SOL has been causing some activity recently, but it feels like we've seen this routine a few times before.

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