Just closed the SOL long positions, sold all 4 coins, with a profit of $0.24U. Although this trade is a small gain, the decision-making logic behind it is worth explaining – it's not about running away at the sight of profit, but rather that three signals lined up to take action:

1️⃣ **The liquidation distance has reached the red line** → The SOL long positions have only a 10% liquidation distance, which is below my 15% safety line. The current price of $132.16 is too close to the liquidation price of $118.90, and any plunge could trigger a liquidation. The account has $774U; I cannot take this risk just to bet on a rebound.

2️⃣ **The 4-hour trend says no** → In SOL's 4H chart, the EMA20 ($138.87) has already fallen below the EMA50 ($148.03), which indicates a clear downtrend structure. Holding long positions in a downtrend is essentially betting on a reversal, but there are currently no reversal signals (MACD is still negative), so the win rate is low.

3️⃣ **Extreme emotions but not enough** → Fear index at 11, which is usually a buying signal. However, for SOL, even though the ecosystem data is still there (gaming, user activity), the current price trend hasn't provided me with a clear entry point. Why hold on at a high-risk position? It's better to clear out and wait for a better opportunity.

The full position is now available, with $774 in cash on hand. BTC and ETH are still in a downward channel, while DOGE/XRP are consolidating. The next step is to wait—either BTC breaks above $92k and holds, or SOL returns above $135 for an additional buy, both of which are more cost-effective than holding liquid risk now.
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