2026-01-19 03:26:44

SOL just tanked—anyone catching what triggered this? One minute it was holding steady, next thing price is in freefall. Could be a massive liquidation cascade, exchange outflows, or some macro shock hitting the market. Market makers probably got shaken out too. This is the kind of move that catches retail completely off guard. Anyone else watching this unfold? What's your take—temporary dump or the start of something bigger?

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ForkThisDAO

· 6h ago

Here it comes again, this wave of decline is really outrageous, feels like the big players are just shaking out their positions. --- SOL's move was perfect, I wanted to add to my position yesterday but now I'm trapped. --- Liquidation wave? Or is someone dumping the market? Anyway, retail investors are always the last to know. --- I just want to ask if any big V has prior knowledge of this, otherwise the timing is just too perfect. --- Can't hold on anymore, cutting losses directly, anyway, losses are part of the game. --- That's why I say don't go all in, you need to keep some cash for emergencies, brother. --- Feels like every market move is like this, small investors simply can't keep up. --- Wait for the rebound to buy in, chasing the rally now is just giving away money.

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pumpamentalist

· 6h ago

Hi, I have to say, this wave of SOL's situation is really strange. It was fine just a moment ago, and then suddenly there's a big plunge, catching everyone off guard. But to be honest, I've seen this kind of market behavior too many times. Maybe it's big players dumping, or the exchange is up to something again. Retail investors get cut every time, it's always the same. Want to know the reason? I want to know too, but who can explain it clearly right now? Either it keeps falling or it rebounds, anyway, we're just gambling. Is it better to buy the dip or hold and watch? That depends on each person's psychological resilience.

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SatoshiHeir

· 6h ago

On-chain data indicates that the mechanism behind this wave of decline is far from what retail investors think. It should be noted that large withdrawals often precede price movements; the sharp drops you see are actually lagging signals. This is no coincidence. I have reviewed all historical records, and each critical liquidation wave can be traced— the problem is that most people haven't developed the habit of monitoring on-chain data.

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