2025-12-30 06:50:23

#数字资产市场动态 SOL price trend sounds the alarm. This round of main force "raising prices and distributing" combined actions has already been completed, with the 12-hour long-short liquidation ratio soaring to 60:1. Behind the data lies the naked market truth—$124 has become a recent resistance level, and the opportunity for bottom fishing is now very limited.

Let's review the recent market rhythm: on the evening of the 29th, main capital showed signs of reduction, and overnight it directly dumped the market. After a series of诱多 (诱多 means "诱多" in Chinese, which refers to false signals to lure buyers), they quickly escaped. This harvesting method is extremely precise, thoroughly washing out the bulls, leaving only liquidation lists. The technical analysis has already given the answer—price broke below the short-term moving average system and is now teetering above a critical support level.

A rebound is not a buy signal; on the contrary, it is the golden moment for bears to add positions. The free-fall channel from 120.00 down to 112.50 has already formed, and the trend reversal point is hard to catch with a rebound. When prices collapse, main force withdraws, and followers fall one after another, there are not many options left for traders.

Essentially, this is a probability game. Bear opportunities do exist, but only with strict risk management and deep understanding of technical analysis. Don’t be a spectator, and don’t dream of an epic reversal—at this stage, the trend is clear, and execution is the only profit logic. Stay tuned to SOL’s subsequent developments and wait for the next high-probability entry point.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 1h ago

Is it the same old harvesting logic again? Do the bulls really never learn their lesson each time? Shorts are indeed comfortable now, but who dares to heavily bet when the rebound comes? The main force's recent moves look impressive, and a sudden limit-up would be very exciting, wouldn't it? The 60:1 margin call data looks scary, but how many can actually judge accurately in real trading? If 124 can't be suppressed, is there support below? It always feels like waiting for the second blow. Execution is in place, but risk management keeps dropping the ball. In this kind of market, holding coins and watching is much more reliable than aggressive trading.

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RektButStillHere

· 1h ago

60:1 liquidation ratio, the main force is really playing hard this time. The trick of诱多收割 has been used up and people are still falling for it. 124 is really a hurdle; even when the rebound comes, be cautious. It's not a bottom signal. Forget it, not chasing anymore. Wait for the next opportunity. Those who are selling now have already been liquidated. This wave of market movement is a textbook-level shakeout. I don't have the guts to add to my short positions... Risk management is the key. How is the main force so precise? Their position management can't keep up with the rhythm.

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GasOptimizer

· 1h ago

60:1 liquidation ratio, the data speaks for itself... It was washed out from 120 to 112.50, and from the perspective of capital efficiency, the main force's operation this time was indeed precise. The problem is that the logic of catching the bottom during the rebound itself is flawed.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 2h ago

60:1 liquidation ratio? This tactic is really clever, the main players are just harvesting like this It's the same old trick again, trying to catch the bottom on a rebound? Wake up, everyone There is indeed an opportunity for the bears this wave, but you need to have the execution skills Can 112.50 hold? Feels difficult The biggest test now is risk control, how many people got wiped out on the rebound SOL's move this time was a bit harsh, wait for the signal The main players have already decided to shake out, those following the trend are really miserable High risk, high reward, but the premise is that you need to survive long enough You can't just jump in on a rebound; this time I choose to observe

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GasFeeCrier

· 2h ago

Here we go again with the same routine, major players push the price up to distribute, retail investors become the bagholders, every time it's the same old story. A 60:1 liquidation ratio makes me feel sorry for those brothers who go all-in. Rebound and then add to short? That’s really bold. I’m still trembling on the sidelines. Limited room for bottom-fishing? Rather than limited, it’s already gone. This wave of decline is truly fierce. Playing the probability game, you must first stay alive. Without good risk control, everything is pointless. I just want to know how low it needs to drop to be true support. Looking at this trend, it’s a bit scary. Execution is indeed important, but what I focus on is patience, not blindly going all-in. I don’t understand this free fall from 120 to 112.5. Do you think it can go even lower? Every time I read this kind of analysis, I wonder: is the one making money the analyst or the trader?

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PseudoIntellectual

· 2h ago

It's the same old harvesting routine again; longs really need to learn their lesson. The main force's tactics are indeed ruthless, but I don't think the shorts are necessarily stable right now. The bottom-fishing crowd should wake up; this time it's really not as simple as it seems. Dropping from 120 to 112.50 feels like there's still room to go, but no one can predict what the main force will do next. No one can truly manage risk properly—stop joking. By the way, in this kind of market, you should actually reduce your positions; don't think you can turn things around in one shot. Wait, a 60:1 liquidation ratio? That's a bit scary; market sentiment is already extreme. Is a rebound just the shorts adding to their positions? The logic is clear, but it also feels like a trap; it depends on trading volume. The $124 resistance level is a bit weak; the key is to see how strong the reaction is after breaking below. The hardest part now is judging where the main force wants to push the price—120 or 110—that's the core issue.

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FudVaccinator

· 2h ago

It's the same old trick again, the main force finishes a round of selling and then acts mysterious. A 60:1 liquidation ratio is truly outrageous; bulls should wake up. The rebound is just like a lottery; don't be fooled. The $124 resistance level can't be broken, and the space is indeed tight... The dumping rhythm is textbook level; making money and losing money is just a matter of one thought. Risk management? Most people don't even know how to set stop-losses. Let's wait and see if it can drop below 112; that would be interesting.

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