Tonight’s thinking—say whatever comes to mind.
$SOL is trading at 97.75 right now. It’s not hot, but not cold either. Still, I actually like this kind of position. The coin that doesn’t rise is the safest—once it starts pumping, you either miss it or you can’t catch up. If it moves, you won’t be able to chase it.
24h: +0.3%. Funding rate: +0.0037%. Long and short are still fairly balanced; it hasn’t reached extremes.
Calculate the risk/reward yourself: enter at 96.09, stop-loss at 93.24, reduce position at 98.94. I’m willing to lose about 2% to target about 3%.
Also, $GRT is at 0.0177. You can short it when it rebounds back to 0.0177 because the RSI is 58 and there’s no volume above—so it can’t push higher.
If it falls, look at 0.0169, with about 7% downside to 0.0164. If it stands above 0.0183, that’s admitting you’re wrong and you should exit.
24h volume is 0.6M; the volume is still there, which suggests the money hasn’t left. The moving averages are in a bullish arrangement: they can’t suppress it, but they also can’t really lift it. Stop-loss at 0.0183—if it goes above, admit you’re wrong and leave. Clinging to it against the trend is the most expensive habit.
$HBAR is at 0.0728. Over the next couple of weeks, I’m looking at 0.1023—there’s a 40% upside there. The only question is whether you dare to hold it.
MACD golden cross is moving upward and the long-side structure is still intact. The 20-day line at 0.0736 is overhead resistance. Only after it comes back above that level will it count as starting.
To sum up: the direction is already written above. What remains is execution. Don’t go all-in at once—set a proper stop-loss. Taking profit is what becomes your own money.
SOL, GRT, and HBAR are the ones I’ve got in my watchlist.
What do you think? Chat in the comments.
#SOL #GRT #BullMarket
$SOL $GRT $HBAR
$SOL is trading at 97.75 right now. It’s not hot, but not cold either. Still, I actually like this kind of position. The coin that doesn’t rise is the safest—once it starts pumping, you either miss it or you can’t catch up. If it moves, you won’t be able to chase it.
24h: +0.3%. Funding rate: +0.0037%. Long and short are still fairly balanced; it hasn’t reached extremes.
Calculate the risk/reward yourself: enter at 96.09, stop-loss at 93.24, reduce position at 98.94. I’m willing to lose about 2% to target about 3%.
Also, $GRT is at 0.0177. You can short it when it rebounds back to 0.0177 because the RSI is 58 and there’s no volume above—so it can’t push higher.
If it falls, look at 0.0169, with about 7% downside to 0.0164. If it stands above 0.0183, that’s admitting you’re wrong and you should exit.
24h volume is 0.6M; the volume is still there, which suggests the money hasn’t left. The moving averages are in a bullish arrangement: they can’t suppress it, but they also can’t really lift it. Stop-loss at 0.0183—if it goes above, admit you’re wrong and leave. Clinging to it against the trend is the most expensive habit.
$HBAR is at 0.0728. Over the next couple of weeks, I’m looking at 0.1023—there’s a 40% upside there. The only question is whether you dare to hold it.
MACD golden cross is moving upward and the long-side structure is still intact. The 20-day line at 0.0736 is overhead resistance. Only after it comes back above that level will it count as starting.
To sum up: the direction is already written above. What remains is execution. Don’t go all-in at once—set a proper stop-loss. Taking profit is what becomes your own money.
SOL, GRT, and HBAR are the ones I’ve got in my watchlist.
What do you think? Chat in the comments.
#SOL #GRT #BullMarket
$SOL $GRT $HBAR
