2025-12-30 04:26:25

SOL's recent market movements have indeed been nerve-wracking. Let's calmly analyze what is really happening behind the scenes and how retail investors should respond.

There's an interesting phenomenon: a trader claiming to be undefeated, who used 4x leverage to go long on SOL 7 hours ago, is now showing unrealized losses. This is not gossip but a very important market signal.

What does this indicate? Even when market sentiment seems positive and big players are backing the market, the upward pressure can be much heavier than we think. Large funds entering with high leverage to test the waters are quickly caught in traps, which often suggests that the selling pressure is more intense than expected. Retail investors blindly following the trend or placing orders based on "faith" can easily become the last person holding the bag.

Therefore, even the legendary "invincible traders" must follow market laws—no one is exempt. If you're unsure about specific entry points, it's wiser to watch more and act less.

Looking at the technicals: yesterday, SOL surged to 130 before starting to pull back, and it is now oscillating around 122. From the MACD perspective, the two lines are still above the zero line, but they have clearly turned downward. This is a signal worth paying attention to.

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ThePathToRecouping5000U.

· 9h ago

SOL is just a dumbass, a garbage clone coin. Why don't you just die already? Why hasn't it been delisted? It's harming people.

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HallucinationGrower

· 10h ago

It's the same old "big shots also lose money" argument again. Fine, I believe it now. Anyway, I stopped believing in the idea of being undefeated long ago. Position 122 really requires caution. The MACD reversal can't be ignored. Trend followers should really read this article carefully. Don't keep asking "Should I get in?" Honestly, the most concerning type are those retail investors who believe in "faith recharge," only to be dragged to the top in the end. Look more, move less. I've heard this advice so many times, but some people just don't listen. This wave of market movement feels much more intense than before. Large funds are getting trapped during their attempts to test the waters. We need to be even more careful. SOL has been really tense these past two days. Seeing it turn green almost makes my mindset collapse.

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Layer3Dreamer

· 10h ago

theoretically speaking, if we map this SOL volatility pattern onto cross-rollup state verification mechanics... the liquidation cascade here mirrors what happens when bridge validators disagree on canonical state. that 4x leverage getting rekt? it's like watching recursive SNARKs fail under async conditions.

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NFTRegretter

· 10h ago

Here comes another big shot's failure scene, this time it's SOL's turn Still daring to boast with 4x leverage, serves you right The last remark was too heartfelt, retail investors are always the bagholders I saw the MACD turning around early, just reluctant to sell Can this wave drop to 110? Feels like there's still room

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OPsychology

· 10h ago

Wow, even the undefeated champion has had a setback. Now the faith is collapsing. Is this all for 4x leverage? It shows the selling pressure is really fierce. 130 surged then fell back, 122 oscillated. I've seen this pattern too many times. Watching more and acting less is the key. Don't be fooled by those big V influencers. MACD is turning downward, brothers, be careful. Even the invincible traders can get trapped. Retail investors following the trend are just giving away money. No one wants to be the last relay, but often no one can escape it.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 10h ago

This wave is really a big fish eating small fish, even the brother with 4x leverage has to kneel, and we need to tighten up even more. Seeing 130 makes me want to chase, but now it's hovering at 122, and the MACD has also turned around. This is what you call karma. Don't keep believing in faith all day long; if you're not confident, stay calm and wait. After all, this isn't the only market trend. When big funds come in, they get trapped, indicating that the selling pressure is indeed fierce. Retail investors following the trend are just giving away their chips. A quick push to 130 and then back down—this rhythm suggests we might continue to fluctuate. The final relay always comes from us, damn, it's a bit annoying.

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