Recently, this wave of market movement has indeed provided many traders with opportunities to get on board. From the entry point at 3072, the bullish strategy was still well-timed, witnessing a continuous rise in the candlesticks until a decisive exit at 3123, resulting in a profit of 5629U in the account.
To be honest, such a rise is quite typical in Solana's recent trend. After US non-farm payroll data came in below expectations, the market's re-pricing of risk assets is still ongoing, and the volatility of high-beta assets like Ethereum and Solana has indeed increased.
The key is execution. Many people hesitate when they see the market moving, and by the time they react, the trend has already developed. From a technical perspective, a confirmed signal after breaking through a key resistance level is often your best window to place an order — not chasing highs, but entering in line with the trend.
The crypto market is still digesting this wave of gains, and whether there will be further opportunities depends on the fundamentals and on-chain data performance. If you're a short-term trader, managing risk ratios strictly and implementing stop-profit and stop-loss orders can still allow participation in such swings. If you're more inclined toward medium-term trading, you might need to wait for more confirmation signals before entering.
In summary: market opportunities are always there, but the premise is that you need to find a rhythm that matches your risk appetite.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 23h ago
5629U is indeed quite a lot, but the problem is how many people can really hold onto it.
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0xLostKey
· 01-10 09:55
You're so right; I'm just afraid that hesitation might cost you the opportunity, and the gains will be gone.
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PebbleHander
· 01-10 09:50
Basically, it's about execution. I think most people react half a beat slower.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-10 09:46
Basically, it's a mindset issue; execution is the key.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 01-10 09:43
Execution is really important. I was debating for a long time and still missed out.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 01-10 09:41
5629U sounds good, but what’s more impressive is the decisive timing to close the position
Execution truly is a mysterious art; even if you read it right, you still need the courage to act
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-10 09:28
5629U sounds good, but I'm more concerned about whether it can be duplicated.
Recently, this wave of market movement has indeed provided many traders with opportunities to get on board. From the entry point at 3072, the bullish strategy was still well-timed, witnessing a continuous rise in the candlesticks until a decisive exit at 3123, resulting in a profit of 5629U in the account.
To be honest, such a rise is quite typical in Solana's recent trend. After US non-farm payroll data came in below expectations, the market's re-pricing of risk assets is still ongoing, and the volatility of high-beta assets like Ethereum and Solana has indeed increased.
The key is execution. Many people hesitate when they see the market moving, and by the time they react, the trend has already developed. From a technical perspective, a confirmed signal after breaking through a key resistance level is often your best window to place an order — not chasing highs, but entering in line with the trend.
The crypto market is still digesting this wave of gains, and whether there will be further opportunities depends on the fundamentals and on-chain data performance. If you're a short-term trader, managing risk ratios strictly and implementing stop-profit and stop-loss orders can still allow participation in such swings. If you're more inclined toward medium-term trading, you might need to wait for more confirmation signals before entering.
In summary: market opportunities are always there, but the premise is that you need to find a rhythm that matches your risk appetite.