Let's review the recent operational ideas for SOL. Overall, it still follows the 1-hour rebound rhythm, but be mindful of the daily resistance to avoid being trapped by false breakouts.
**Long Opportunities** Look for a pullback near the 1-hour moving average (around 124.97) or previous lows at 123.01 for a stable entry. You can try a light long position at this point. Place the stop-loss below 122.7—don't be too greedy—initial targets are 128.22, then higher at the 130 level. Keep your position size light, within 5%.
**Be Cautious During Rebounds** If the price is blocked in the 128–130 range and the 1-hour candlestick shows reversal signals, especially MACD death cross or top divergence, consider reducing your long positions or switching to short. The short targets are 124.4 and 123, with stop-loss above 130.5. Again, keep the position size within 5%.
**When to Stay on the Sidelines** If SOL is fluctuating between 126–128 without significant volume, don't rush to enter. Wait and see—once MACD forms a death cross, pause your long positions. Until the trend is clear, observation is often the smartest choice.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 7h ago
Another 5% position, really safe. Making money like this, I might have to live until the next life.
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MetaMasked
· 7h ago
It's really hard to hold within a 5% position; this wave of SOL is still hesitating.
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BlockchainWorker
· 7h ago
124 is indeed a hurdle; you must strictly adhere to the 5% position rule.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 8h ago
124.97 is indeed a hurdle, but I still think chasing the high now is a bit risky.
Wait, are we being taught how to cut losses here? Haha.
The part about the MACD death cross was quite spot on; I need to watch it a few more times before I dare to act.
During the 126-128 fluctuation range, I just stayed flat. I'll wait until I see clearer signals.
A 5% position is indeed safer; I'm just worried that if I turn around and sell, I might lose even more.
Let's review the recent operational ideas for SOL. Overall, it still follows the 1-hour rebound rhythm, but be mindful of the daily resistance to avoid being trapped by false breakouts.
**Long Opportunities**
Look for a pullback near the 1-hour moving average (around 124.97) or previous lows at 123.01 for a stable entry. You can try a light long position at this point. Place the stop-loss below 122.7—don't be too greedy—initial targets are 128.22, then higher at the 130 level. Keep your position size light, within 5%.
**Be Cautious During Rebounds**
If the price is blocked in the 128–130 range and the 1-hour candlestick shows reversal signals, especially MACD death cross or top divergence, consider reducing your long positions or switching to short. The short targets are 124.4 and 123, with stop-loss above 130.5. Again, keep the position size within 5%.
**When to Stay on the Sidelines**
If SOL is fluctuating between 126–128 without significant volume, don't rush to enter. Wait and see—once MACD forms a death cross, pause your long positions. Until the trend is clear, observation is often the smartest choice.