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Another late night staring blankly at SOL, still the same view—go with the flow. This market is like what the elders often say: looking at the mountain is still a mountain, looking at coins is still coins; making money is luck, losing is normal. Having been in this circle for nearly ten years, I’ve seen Solana drop from a few hundred dollars to a few tens, and also seen it hover around $150. Currently, the bullish trend just looks like the market is taking a nap.
The current SOL price is around $139.1, similar to last July. Not high, not low—honestly, a bit awkward. The support below is at $134.93, an old support level where many have cut losses and exited. The resistance above is at $143.27; recently, this level has been hanging like a fishing rod, unmoving. A real rebound depends on the key point at $141.88.
My current strategy is to hold and sleep. Since I got in at the end of last year, I just glance at the trend before the daily close—like watching a kid do a puzzle, no need to worry too much. The crypto world moves faster than a year in the real world; the quick money has been eaten up by the big players. We just seek peace of mind. A couple of days ago, Lao Wang was still saying that Solana is like planting a tree—watering, fertilizing, watching the sky, and when it rains, it naturally grows taller.
Recent market fluctuations are like drinking tea—bitter first, then sweet. I just lie flat through this turbulence, waiting for the next liquidity wave to consider adding positions. Long-term holding is the most comfortable mindset; watching it grow slowly is a hundred times better than messing around blindly. The biggest skill of old hands is actually just holding—losses are losses, gains are gains, no need to over-interpret.
The market is always there waiting for us; the key is to sleep peacefully. Buy a little more in good times, hold tight when it’s bad—that’s the long-term way. Go with the flow, everyone.