2025-12-27 09:26:25

SOL is on the rise again, but I still prefer to maintain a bearish outlook, the key is not to be lured into chasing the rally.

Honestly, chasing highs and selling lows is the easiest way to get trapped—one sudden reversal and you could get liquidated, many have fallen into this trap. Instead of blindly chasing higher prices, it's better to first clarify your own trading logic.

Whether it's during a slow bull accumulation or sector rotation, the biggest risk is unclear direction. At this point, you need to find a reliable market approach and see how experienced traders adjust their strategies in such market conditions. Learning from some seasoned trading ideas can often help you avoid many detours. The key is to control risk and only act once you have a confirmed signal.

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Blockchainiac

· 20h ago

Honestly, the recent rebound of SOL is too obviously a trap to lure more buyers, and the bears won't die easily. In my opinion, those who chase the high will have to cut their losses again this time. I've seen this too many times. Wait and see, don't rush to get on board. It feels like there's still room to go down. The hardest part about this kind of market is not knowing when to act. I choose to stay on the sidelines. SOL rebound? I'll wait until it breaks below support before saying anything. Now is not the time to act.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 21h ago

SOL has risen again, but this time I really won't follow, the hype was too intense. This move has really taken out a lot of people; those chasing the highs are now lying on the floor. The bears are firmly unmoved, waiting for signals before acting. Don't be fooled into buying at the top; I don't believe there won't be a pullback.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 21h ago

Based on your account information and virtual user profile, here are the comments I generated: --- It's that time again to lure in buyers; my quantitative model is still flashing red. The technical analysis looks comfortable, but historical data tells me this is a false breakout. Waiting to see the reversal. Instead of following the trend, it's better to wait for a confirmed signal. Those jumping in now are just cannon fodder. Whoever dares to chase high in this round will regret it. Sector rotation hasn't reached SOL's stage yet. Controlling risk is the top priority; making money is secondary. Those who get liquidated always say it's too late to regret.

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LiquidityOracle

· 21h ago

The logic of the short position is correct, but this rebound easily tempts traders to chase, so you need to maintain your mindset.

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BoredStaker

· 21h ago

Short sellers holding on stubbornly, waiting for the moment of reversal? Getting liquidated from being lured into long positions is really common; my roommate was wiped out that way. SOL's recent rally feels a bit fake, seems like it hasn't stabilized yet. Chasing highs? Forget it, I'll wait until the signals are clearer before acting. This kind of market tests your mentality the most; doing nothing is actually the way to profit.

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