SOL really can’t break through the 145 level. Ever since it tried to push up yesterday, the trading volume just hasn’t picked up, which makes me uneasy.
Luckily, I timed it right yesterday and sold off most of my position. I was planning to buy more on a pullback, but now I think I’ll just leave it. This market isn’t exactly inspiring confidence.
Technically, there might be opportunities to go long at 132 and 124. Lately, this market is like a pendulum, swinging back and forth and getting on everyone’s nerves—no clean one-way moves. Better to play it safe and stay nimble, like a seasoned trader.
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DancingCandles
· 12h ago
The 145 level is indeed tough; without an increase in trading volume, it's hard to break through.
I'm also watching the 132 level, but there's no rush to get in right now.
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GasWrangler
· 12h ago
honestly the volume thing you're pointing out is actually a red flag—if you analyze the mempool data, transactions at 145 are demonstrably inefficient rn. should've optimized your exit better tbh
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NightAirdropper
· 12h ago
145 really can't be pushed through, the trading volume is dead.
Just like you, I sold everything yesterday. Now I don't even feel like watching.
This market is like a pendulum, swinging back and forth—it's so annoying.
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WhaleShadow
· 12h ago
Level 145 is really unbearable, the trading volume feels dead.
I exited in time yesterday, and now I feel lucky. Why add to your position in this kind of market?
Let’s wait for 132 to bottom out before making a move. This choppy market is so frustrating.
SOL really can’t break through the 145 level. Ever since it tried to push up yesterday, the trading volume just hasn’t picked up, which makes me uneasy.
Luckily, I timed it right yesterday and sold off most of my position. I was planning to buy more on a pullback, but now I think I’ll just leave it. This market isn’t exactly inspiring confidence.
Technically, there might be opportunities to go long at 132 and 124. Lately, this market is like a pendulum, swinging back and forth and getting on everyone’s nerves—no clean one-way moves. Better to play it safe and stay nimble, like a seasoned trader.