#数字资产市场洞察 SOL this wave of correction, I actually wanted to wait until around 100 to buy the dip. But honestly, who knows if it will drop that low? The 120 level is a relatively strong support, and now it's roughly fluctuating in this range. My plan is to enter in three batches, not greedy—building positions at 120, 105, and 95 respectively. If I can catch all of them, the average cost will come down, and it won't be so painful in the future. Of course, if it continues to fall, I will keep adding; if it rises, I accept it. It's all up to fate.

Look at the current oversold atmosphere, isn't it a good time to act? Instead of waiting for overbought conditions to make the last move, it's better to lay out now in advance. This is the proper risk management approach.

JELLYJELLY has also been quite resilient lately, one of the more anti-dip altcoins. Regarding long-term prospects, I wouldn't say it's optimistic, but the community's enthusiasm is still high right now, so short-term swing trading still has opportunities. The key is disciplined execution: take profits immediately when in profit, don't be greedy; if you reverse and incur losses, and if you notice the community's enthusiasm starting to wane or big players beginning to exit signals, cut losses quickly, and even consider reverse operations.

Ultimately, the crypto world is always a high-risk game, so think carefully before entering. The above is purely personal opinion and for reference only.