Recently, some analysts have started to pay attention to SOL again. Among the current mainstream cryptocurrencies, they believe SOL's performance is the most eye-catching — with a clear technical pattern and a regular wave structure. From the chart, SOL is expected to surge towards the $160 resistance level; if Bitcoin successfully breaks through $100,000, SOL might even follow suit and rise to $200.
Currently, SOL is trading around 138. Looking at this position, you might consider testing entry in the range of 131-134. As for the specific operation, such as where to choose the entry point and how to set the stop-loss to be safe — these details actually depend on individual risk tolerance. Different traders have different risk preferences, so there is no absolute standard answer. The key is to have a clear plan and avoid blindly following the trend.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-11 22:54
Oh no, SOL is about to take off again, entering at over 130 and not losing money
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If BTC breaks 100,000, SOL can hit 200? Dreaming or is it really that strong
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It's the same old story, I didn't make any money last time I listened to his hype
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131-134 is indeed a sniper zone, but it depends on BTC's performance
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I'm optimistic about this wave of SOL, but don't go all in, everyone
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The technical pattern is clearly nonsense, all armchair generals after the fact
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160 dollars isn't much, just worried it might be a trap to attract more buyers
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The entire wave structure looks quite comfortable, a bit tempting
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Every time I have a clear plan, but as soon as it drops, I cut my losses. Am I just too bad?
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Damn, if this wave really hits 200, I'll be rich
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-11 13:49
This wave of SOL indeed looks comfortable, the pattern is right there.
If I can get in above 130 and it reaches 160, I would be ecstatic. By the way, stop-loss strategies still need to be figured out on your own.
200 is a bit of a dream, let's talk about breaking 100,000 BTC first.
I think trying between 131-134 is okay, just worried it might be a false breakout again.
Don't listen to those who act serious; in the end, it still depends on how much you can afford to lose.
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-10 08:26
160 is nothing, I believe it can break 200. This wave depends on whether BTC performs well or not.
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WalletInspector
· 01-09 12:53
This wave pattern of SOL looks quite smooth, but I still think entering at 131 is too greedy. Let's wait until it breaks below 138.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-09 12:52
This move by SOL is indeed interesting, but I still think I should wait before jumping in.
To be honest, entering at this position now is too rushed; it's better to wait for a pullback and then consider.
160? 200? Sounds good, but I trust the trend more—wait until it's clearer before taking action.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-09 12:34
This move by SOL is indeed interesting, but is the expectation of 160-200 a bit too much... Let's stay cautious until BTC breaks 100,000.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-09 12:27
Is SOL about to take off? I've already set up at the 131 level, just waiting to see if BTC can perform well.
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ContractCollector
· 01-09 12:26
Sounds like the usual routine—buy low and sell high. Easy to say, but it's deadly to actually do.
Recently, some analysts have started to pay attention to SOL again. Among the current mainstream cryptocurrencies, they believe SOL's performance is the most eye-catching — with a clear technical pattern and a regular wave structure. From the chart, SOL is expected to surge towards the $160 resistance level; if Bitcoin successfully breaks through $100,000, SOL might even follow suit and rise to $200.
Currently, SOL is trading around 138. Looking at this position, you might consider testing entry in the range of 131-134. As for the specific operation, such as where to choose the entry point and how to set the stop-loss to be safe — these details actually depend on individual risk tolerance. Different traders have different risk preferences, so there is no absolute standard answer. The key is to have a clear plan and avoid blindly following the trend.