2025-12-31 12:24:38

SOL's recent market performance indeed tests one's mentality. From this stage's operational perspective, it is more prudent to look for opportunities to position within the range of 126.6 to 125.1.

Based on the current trend, 128 and 129.8 are two relatively clear resistance levels and can be set as target points.

But here, I must honestly say—no matter how refined the strategy is, it must be adjusted when market conditions change dramatically. When the market rhythm shifts, operational ideas need to be flexible. This doesn't mean frequent stop-losses, but rather not to be trapped by fixed thinking. Setting stop-losses is necessary; it's the bottom line. Controllable losses are essential for long-term survival.

In real trading, the biggest test is often not the strategy itself, but the discipline in execution.

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YieldHunter

· 9h ago

tbh the discipline part hits different—most people just don't have it. technically speaking if you're watching sol bounce around 126-125 and can actually *stick* to it without panic trading, you've already won half the battle. resistance at 128/129.8 sounds about right but like... data shows correlation breakdowns happen all the time so gl with that.

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LiquidityNinja

· 9h ago

Honestly, the position between 126 and 125 is indeed attractive, but what I fear more is a sudden sharp decline. No matter how perfect the strategy is, it depends on how people execute it. I need to reflect on my discipline. If 128 and 129.8 can't be broken, what should I do?

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PensionDestroyer

· 9h ago

That's right, mindset is really the biggest hurdle. I'm also watching the 126 to 125 level, just don't want to get trapped again. No matter how good the strategy is, it doesn't matter; execution is still key...

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PermabullPete

· 9h ago

The range from 126 to 125 is really attractive; I've already set up ambushes. That's right, the rules must be strictly followed, and the stop-loss line cannot be blurred. Mindset is the key; technicals are all虚的. If 128 can't be broken, I feel I need to keep grinding; there's no rush. Discipline is the most painful part; I always get emotionally hijacked.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 9h ago

Honestly, mindset is even harder to understand than candlestick charts. I'm repeatedly wavering around 126.6, afraid of bottom-fishing into a scam. The most heartbreaking part is the last sentence—discipline. I set flags every time, but they always get slapped in the face.

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