SOL showed a clear trend early this morning. It first rebounded to the 140 level but failed to hold, then fell back to around 137, followed by another surge. Operating according to this rhythm, you can fully capture precise entry and exit points. The market is still discussing the possibility of BTC as a strategic reserve, while mainstream coins like SOL and XRP are also following this wave of gains. As long as you stay closely aligned with this technical performance, achieving relatively ideal returns is not difficult.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-06 13:59
Sol's current momentum is indeed clear. It's a bit unfortunate that 140 wasn't held, but the rebound at 137 was quite strong.
If the BTC strategic reserve plan really materializes, there will be many more coins to follow with gains.
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CommunitySlacker
· 01-06 13:54
140 didn't hold again? This wave of SOL really is exhausting. I'm just asking who can precisely buy the dip, or should we continue to wait and see.
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DEXRobinHood
· 01-06 13:49
140 can't break through, time to wash out again
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sol's rhythm this time is a bit fierce, but I still think caution is better
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Following the technicals? Uh... easier said than done, most of us are still cutting losses
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xrp is also riding the hype, kinda interesting
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Rebound to 140 and then start talking about ideal returns, same old routine
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137 really has support, let's wait and see before jumping in
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Heard the same old story about btc strategic reserves, might as well see how high sol can go this round
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Precise entry and exit... you're right, I tend to be precise about entering but not about exiting
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Mainstream coins rising together isn't surprising, but the key still depends on btc's mood
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Why do I feel like I've seen this rhythm hundreds of times?
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-06 13:47
140 didn't hold again, I knew it... SOL's temperament is really incredible, the repeated fluctuations can really mess with people.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 01-06 13:31
140 didn't hold, this wave is indeed a bit interesting, 137 going up and down is quite frustrating.
I think the rhythm of SOL looks a bit risky, feels like it's about to test 135 again.
XRP is following the rise, but I always feel it lacks momentum; BTC is the real main player.
Precise entry and exit, easy to say but costly in practice, I am an example.
From 140 to 137, who buys the bottom and loses out in this back-and-forth, better to stay on the sidelines.
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TideReceder
· 01-06 13:30
It's really disappointing not to hold 140, but the rebound from 137 still shows some potential.
SOL showed a clear trend early this morning. It first rebounded to the 140 level but failed to hold, then fell back to around 137, followed by another surge. Operating according to this rhythm, you can fully capture precise entry and exit points. The market is still discussing the possibility of BTC as a strategic reserve, while mainstream coins like SOL and XRP are also following this wave of gains. As long as you stay closely aligned with this technical performance, achieving relatively ideal returns is not difficult.
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