2025-12-25 08:27:22

Solana's recent daily chart trend is very clear — the overall downward pattern remains unchanged. You will see that after continuous declines, there are occasional rebound candlesticks, but these rebounds are just fleeting, and the price quickly continues to drop.

Honestly, this kind of market tests your stop-loss settings the most. If you set your stop-loss at 3 to 5 points, it's generally difficult to be frequently stopped out, which gives you enough room to operate. Once a rebound occurs on the daily level and you get stopped out, there's no need to panic — wait for the price to rise again, then continue shorting. Getting below 100 is not a big problem.

In the near term, the trading strategy for Solana is just one word: short on rallies.

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metaverse_hermit

· 2025-12-28 05:33

Short on rallies, this wave really speaks for itself. Stop loss set at 3 to 5 points, tightly controlled. Even if swept, it's not a loss; continue to enter. The rebound is an opportunity to make money. As long as the downtrend of SOL isn't broken, keep playing. Once again, the thrill of betting on the right direction. Hold the short position and look for below 100. This kind of market is the most satisfying; those repeatedly cutting losses should wake up. Tight stop losses can keep you alive to see profits. Honestly, it's that simple. Does SOL still want to turn around? First, get past my short position.

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FUDwatcher

· 2025-12-28 05:11

The bearish mindset is already ingrained, and a stop loss of 3-5 points is really tight; with such frequent cuts, you can't even cut into the meat. Going short on every rally is a clear strategy, but I'm just worried that during false breakouts, a quick sweep with high stop losses could easily break your mentality. The downward pattern for SOL hasn't changed, and the rebounds are just trap setups. Recognizing this early can save you a lot of losses. The target below 100 is a bit aggressive—what if the bottom reverses? Locking in a short position might be too risky. This kind of oscillating market is the easiest way to wear people out. Setting stops too tight is pointless; mental resilience is also crucial. Shorting on rebounds is the right move, but I'm really afraid that this time it might truly turn around, and then it will be too late to regret. The article's logic is sound, but in actual trading, things often go against expectations. Only the tough can stick to it.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 2025-12-25 08:50

It's easy to go short at the top, but in actual trading, you still need strong psychological resilience. --- SOL's recent decline is very clear; the rebounds are just false signals. Continue to stay short. --- Setting stop-loss at 3-5 points is indeed smart; otherwise, being frequently stopped out can be frustrating. --- Can I get it below 100? Feels like there's still room to explore below. --- A fleeting moment of bloom is very apt; the rebound quickly gets crushed again. --- The biggest risk in this kind of market is a sudden reverse surge, causing short positions to blow up. --- Going short at the top is fine, but what if you're caught? --- The key is to maintain the rhythm and not be fooled by rebound K-lines. --- I think it's quite risky below 100; the rebound strength might exceed expectations. --- Setting a proper stop-loss can indeed help you survive longer; otherwise, a single wipeout can send you back to square one.

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LadderToolGuy

· 2025-12-25 08:48

Shorting at the top, that's right, but can this rebound really push higher? Feels like all just tricks. Stop-loss at 3-5 points? My friend got swept three times last time, now he's losing his mind. SOL's market is so dull, just waiting for a breakout. Below 100 is indeed a target, but the prerequisite is to survive until that day. Rebounds are just tricks, I'm really annoyed looking at short positions right now.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 2025-12-25 08:47

Below 100? I think it's suspicious. Once the rebound breaks the support level, you might suffer significant losses. This recent rebound of SOL is really a fake-out. I've been swept twice already. It's easy to say go short on every rally, but the key is to distinguish between a rebound and a reversal. How do you judge that? A stop loss of 3-5 points is indeed stable, but if you don't have any bullets left, it's useless. This SOL movement is really frustrating. When will it bottom out? Below 100? Dream on. There are so many support levels ahead. I still bet SOL will break new lows; the rebound is just a fake. Stick to the short positions, and don't get scared out by the rebound. This kind of market tests your mentality the most. Just having stop losses isn't enough. It looks like the night before a breakdown. Let's wait and see.

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