2026-01-07 21:10:11

#数字资产行情上升 SOL recently, this wave of market movement has indeed caused significant losses for the bulls. Currently, the exchanges are clearly dominated by the bears, with frequent liquidations of long positions. However, based on the data, it hasn't reached an extreme panic level yet, so rushing to bottom fish carries considerable risk.

From a technical perspective, a rebound to the 137-140 range is a good shorting point, allowing for phased position building with a stop loss set at 142.5. If the price continues to plunge and breaks below 130.7, the decline will accelerate, with the target around 127. If it drops into the 124-127 range, small positions can attempt a rebound, but quick exit is essential—this is more a game of probability than certainty.

The key is to understand the trend—it's clear that the bears are currently in control. Rebounds are often opportunities to offload, not life-saving measures. Instead of chasing highs for longs, it's better to follow the trend, which will greatly improve the win rate. That's how the market works; choosing the right side is crucial.

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APY追逐者

· 2h ago

The short squeeze was indeed fierce, but I still need to see the breakdown level before I say anything.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-08 13:37

The bearish control is so obvious that the rebound is just a trap; you really need to follow the trend. Rebound to 137-140 is the time to decisively short; don't be fooled by the rebound. Bet on a rebound at 124-127? Sounds easy, but in reality, it's all a game of probabilities with high risks. This wave of SOL is indeed harvesting the longs; choosing the wrong side means getting cut. Stop-loss must be strict; break below 142.5 and exit immediately—don't be soft-hearted.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-07 21:35

Once again, it's the same pattern of rebound and then selling off. Bulls really need to wake up. With the bears controlling the market so aggressively, dare to chase the highs? I think it's risky. The 137-140 range is indeed attractive, but it feels like breaking below 130.7 is just a matter of time. If you want quick profits, you need to follow the right people. Right now, it's clearly a bear's world. Bet on a rebound between 124-127? That depends on luck. I generally don't play probability games.

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-07 21:35

137-140 is really a trap. I got cut here last time, and when I shorted again, I got stopped out. It's hilarious.

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FalseProfitProphet

· 01-07 21:34

The short squeeze was indeed fierce this time, but I still feel that the stop-loss at 142.5 is a bit tight. Selling at 137 after the rebound? That's definitely getting whipped out and taken advantage of. Once again, trusting technical analysis. SOL is too easily manipulated by the big players. Choosing sides? I keep choosing the wrong side.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-07 21:32

It's the same old pattern of selling on rebounds; following the trend and shorting is always right. This move in SOL is really fierce. Rebound to 137 and then sell, set stop-loss properly and don't feel bad. Betting on a rebound between 124-127? Pure gambling. I'll wait for a confirmed signal before acting. No wonder many longs got liquidated; no one can win against the trend. Breaking 130.7 and heading straight to 127. Looking at the data, it's a bit risky. Rebound = selling, I remember this phrase. Don't buy the dip or chase the high; just wait for the moment when the bears relax.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-07 21:29

Shorts are indeed fierce, but I dare not buy back up to 137 in this rebound, I feel there’s still room to go lower. --- All the margin calls on longs are from greedy traders. Now going against the shorts is just inviting trouble. --- The 124-127 range is really just a gamble, not a good opportunity. I’ll keep observing. --- Choosing the right side is more important than anything. It’s clear that the bears are in control now, and chasing longs is just throwing money away. --- Run when there’s a rebound—that’s spot on. Don’t expect any life-saving straw. --- Short at 137-140 with a stop loss at 142.5. The risk control is okay, just worried about a sudden plunge. --- Honestly, this rhythm looks like a distribution opportunity. I’m not really interested in participating. --- Eat on the trend, get slaughtered against the trend—that’s how brutal this market is.

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MevSandwich

· 01-07 21:23

The current wave of short-selling is indeed fierce. Sell on the rebound and don't be greedy. I also want to short at 137 on the rebound, but I have no bullets left haha. This is just the beginning, there's still more to explore downward. I remember the 127 level well, betting with a small position. Trend is king, now we have to follow the bears. Bottoming at 124-127? I advise you to think carefully before acting. All the longs are crying; just follow those who are selling off. Stop loss at 142.5, this level is quite tight. The bulls are dead, bears are dominant, it's that simple. Rebound and sell, old routine, always the same every time.

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