#ETH巨鲸增持 Recently, I have been continuously tracking the trend of $SOL and found that the signs of a phase bottom are becoming increasingly clear. Although short positions are still dominating the short-term direction, the downward momentum has clearly weakened—multiple attempts have failed to effectively break through support, and this "falling is not possible" stalemate is precisely a typical characteristic of bottom formation. Looking at the entire monthly level, the cycle of "pullback—accumulation—rebound" is quietly starting.
Regarding the subsequent actions, two suggestions:
Firstly, do not blindly chase short positions. Even if the short-term continues to create new lows, the probability of being baited into a short is greater. The current phase of fluctuation is essentially a game window where the bears are cashing out their chips while the bulls are secretly accumulating. Chasing shorts at this time can easily lead to being suddenly swept out by a rebound.
Secondly, those trading spot can be bolder. The range of 115 to 125 is a zone of concentrated transactions, suitable for phased layout. There is no need to be obsessed with picking the lowest point; those who truly know how to play will gradually accumulate positions in this range.
Ultimately, bull markets are always brewed in pessimism. The colder the market, the more you must keep your mind warm — positioning yourself in advance is always better than lamenting after the rebound.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12-02 12:31
It's starting to talk about bottom building again, why do I feel like I'm seeing the bottom every day?
Those who are shorting should reflect, how many times have you been forced out and still haven't learned?
115-125 can indeed be added, but don't go all in, you still need to keep some bullets.
This wave is indeed cold, but I'm really a bit afraid that the Rebound will come too suddenly.
The bull run is brewing in pessimism, it sounds good, but who really dares to hold?
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NFTPessimist
· 12-02 12:16
Oh no, it's that same old routine of building a bottom and gradually positioning ourselves. They say this every time, and it hasn't been wrong yet.
It's true that we should enter a position in Spot, but we need to mentally prepare for it, otherwise, if it falls, we'll have to cut loss again.
SOL is really a bit stuck this time, feels like we're just waiting for that trigger point.
I'm also keeping an eye on the price of 115, just waiting to see if there's any patience to stack in.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 12-02 12:13
I’ve long seen through this dip-buying strategy, just waiting for SOL to give me a signal.
Buying at the lowest point is something only greedy people do; it’s safer to enter a position in batches as he said.
It’s about building a bottom and accumulating strength again, I just want to know if this time it will be another false signal.
I’ve been eyeing the 115-125 range for a while, no rush.
The shorts are still struggling, so we should quietly lay out our plans.
Damn, every time they say a bull run is brewing in pessimism, but in the end, we still have to pay tuition.
Chasing shorts really gets you swept away; I’ve fallen for that before.
This sounds smooth, but the key still lies in whether it can really rebound.
Spot traders are indeed steadier than those chasing orders, but the time cost is a bit high.
Let’s wait and see; if it really doesn’t fall, I’ll slowly enter a position.
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governance_ghost
· 12-02 12:10
Just do it at the bottom, no need for so many tricks, just get it done.
#ETH巨鲸增持 Recently, I have been continuously tracking the trend of $SOL and found that the signs of a phase bottom are becoming increasingly clear. Although short positions are still dominating the short-term direction, the downward momentum has clearly weakened—multiple attempts have failed to effectively break through support, and this "falling is not possible" stalemate is precisely a typical characteristic of bottom formation. Looking at the entire monthly level, the cycle of "pullback—accumulation—rebound" is quietly starting.
Regarding the subsequent actions, two suggestions:
Firstly, do not blindly chase short positions. Even if the short-term continues to create new lows, the probability of being baited into a short is greater. The current phase of fluctuation is essentially a game window where the bears are cashing out their chips while the bulls are secretly accumulating. Chasing shorts at this time can easily lead to being suddenly swept out by a rebound.
Secondly, those trading spot can be bolder. The range of 115 to 125 is a zone of concentrated transactions, suitable for phased layout. There is no need to be obsessed with picking the lowest point; those who truly know how to play will gradually accumulate positions in this range.
Ultimately, bull markets are always brewed in pessimism. The colder the market, the more you must keep your mind warm — positioning yourself in advance is always better than lamenting after the rebound.