SOL's performance over the past two weeks is interesting. It has been consolidating for so long without breaking the support at 120, and whenever good news appears, it seems ready to take off. It looks very likely to break through 130 directly, and by then it might be a bit late to get in.
My plan is not to wait for it to fully break out, but to start building positions in batches at this current level, laying down some bottom positions first. Rather than chasing high later, it's better to lay an early trap. Anyway, this kind of choppy market often indicates a period of accumulation.
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BridgeJumper
· 10h ago
It's been holding for 120, if it doesn't break and takes off, I'll slowly get on board too. Just worried about chasing high later and getting crushed.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 10h ago
The 120 level is the buy point; don't wait until 130 and regret it later.
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RebaseVictim
· 10h ago
It's true that 120 didn't break. I'm also waiting for this wave. But to be honest, whether to build positions in batches depends on your risk tolerance—don't force it.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 10h ago
The 120 barrier has held for quite a while, but it feels like it's about to break. Now is indeed a bit of a gamble to get in.
The idea of entering in batches is not bad; anyway, the turbulent market is just building up strength. Missing this wave would be a bit unfortunate.
SOL is about to take off again? I'm wondering if it can reach 150 this time.
Whether to get in now or wait for a pullback—this is the question.
I've also learned the trick of bottom-positioning; anyway, just keep the idle funds buried like this.
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BearMarketBarber
· 10h ago
The 120 level has held for so long, I really think there's a high probability of space opening up above.
Gradually building positions is a solid move, avoiding a mental breakdown when chasing over 100 later.
Wait, when you say accumulating strength, I just remembered the last lesson... By the way, can it really break 130 directly?
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ContractBugHunter
· 10h ago
The 120 threshold is quite tough to overcome, and I'm also considering whether to get on board.
SOL's performance over the past two weeks is interesting. It has been consolidating for so long without breaking the support at 120, and whenever good news appears, it seems ready to take off. It looks very likely to break through 130 directly, and by then it might be a bit late to get in.
My plan is not to wait for it to fully break out, but to start building positions in batches at this current level, laying down some bottom positions first. Rather than chasing high later, it's better to lay an early trap. Anyway, this kind of choppy market often indicates a period of accumulation.