2026-01-21 04:23:30

This wave of SOL market opportunities is worth paying attention to. The current price is around 127.5, which is a good entry point. If it breaks below the minor support at 124, just exit immediately; that's the bottom line. Looking upward, 137 is a relatively ideal target.

Regarding leverage, I personally recommend keeping it below 50x for safety—risk management is always the top priority. I have already opened 50 contracts myself, but this is just for reference; the specific position size should be based on each individual's risk tolerance.

The key points are: first, stop-loss must be set within a loss range you can truly accept; don't enlarge risks in pursuit of profits. Second, the logic for taking profits varies—just follow your trading plan. Some pursue maximum returns aggressively, others prefer to secure gains steadily, and both are fine. Lastly, the profit you actually realize counts; don't get overly optimistic before you exit. $SOL

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PumpStrategist

· 3h ago

Below 50x? Bro, this data itself is interesting, implying that 50x is the ceiling [laugh]. Yes, looking at the chip distribution, the 127.5 level does have support, but don’t forget we said the same thing last time. The key is whether the trading volume can keep up — in other words, whether money is entering the market or not. Candlestick charts can be deceiving, but the order book won't be. That stop-loss at 124 was very rational, I give it a full score. But look, how many actually get it? Most people are just "waiting and seeing," and then the account automatically makes the decision for you.

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MerkleMaid

· 3h ago

127.5 Entry? I fucking got on the train early, now it's just about whether I can hold steady at 124 without breaking 50 contracts sound like a conservative approach, but I think it still depends on luck... Setting stop-losses is easy to talk about but really hard to do, especially when you see the rebound happening Profits in hand are what really count, this hits home, how many people start fantasizing about life just because they see floating gains on their accounts 137 is indeed good, but I'm more concerned about whether it will directly break below 124, that would be a real nightmare Leverage is a double-edged sword, it's awesome when you're winning, but when you lose... forget it, I won't say more Honestly, this SOL market is just a gamble on mentality, technical analysis is just an excuse, what really matters is who has faster fingers and who isn't greedy

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GateUser-7b078580

· 4h ago

Data shows that the historical lows are the real entry point... Although the 127.5 level is there, I still feel there's some room for movement. Let's wait and see the reaction after breaking below 124.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 4h ago

127.5 entering is indeed acceptable, just worried it might be another trap to lure more in... Below 50x leverage is fine; I prefer to hold all spot positions directly, I can't handle leverage. Stop-loss getting hit and stuck, I agree with this; I've seen too many people get liquidated out of greed. Real profit is only realized when you cash out, there's nothing wrong with that statement. The 137 target might be a bit conservative, is there a higher level to aim for if it goes up?

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 4h ago

I've been through this kind of market before. Entering at 127.5? Easy to say. In 2018, I thought the same way. 50x leverage is still considered safe? That really makes me laugh. Contracts are just a fund that eats away your excess profits. Stop-loss triggered? Friend, I've seen too many people get wiped out at the end with no chance to stop-loss. Don't count profits in your mind; the real exit is only when you actually get out.

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RooftopVIP

· 4h ago

127.5 entry? I've already bought in, just waiting to see if 137 can hold. It's true that below 50x, but I understand the impulse to go all in... Stop-loss is really the hardest part; when losing, you always want to turn the tide. The money in hand is real money, I agree with this statement.

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