$SOL Three SOL is definitely a trap. Last night I realized it in time and cut my losses immediately, then switched to going long, successfully avoiding losses.
I wonder if those who short SOL have thought about why it goes like this: when Bitcoin dips a little, SOL rises a little? And when Bitcoin rises a little, SOL rises a lot?
When I was at a loss, I suddenly realized a problem: the institutional capital injected into Three SOL is absolutely not as much as that into Bitcoin or Two SOL. Just look at Asian trading hours—based on how independent its行情 (price action) is, it’s very clear that SOL’s direction is determined by retail traders’ aggressive surges. Institutions can possibly influence it, but the quantitative robots they use adjust positions proportionally. From the analysis of Solara, given the current ratio, institutions have no way to exert an overly large impact on SOL’s price action.
Apart from two scenarios—either Bitcoin drops sharply ($BTC ), or institutions are determined to deliberately push SOL up—using massive amounts of capital—based on the recent situation, with greed sentiment so high, the market probably won’t cool down that quickly. So the probability of those two scenarios happening is basically 0.
Going long on SOL right now may not guarantee profit, but it’s definitely going to be better than going long on Bitcoin or Two SOL. If you have time to keep watching Bitcoin, when Bitcoin suddenly dumps, you can run, and even if you still lose, you’ll lose far less than if you went long on Bitcoin or Two SOL by #solana #sol
I wonder if those who short SOL have thought about why it goes like this: when Bitcoin dips a little, SOL rises a little? And when Bitcoin rises a little, SOL rises a lot?
When I was at a loss, I suddenly realized a problem: the institutional capital injected into Three SOL is absolutely not as much as that into Bitcoin or Two SOL. Just look at Asian trading hours—based on how independent its行情 (price action) is, it’s very clear that SOL’s direction is determined by retail traders’ aggressive surges. Institutions can possibly influence it, but the quantitative robots they use adjust positions proportionally. From the analysis of Solara, given the current ratio, institutions have no way to exert an overly large impact on SOL’s price action.
Apart from two scenarios—either Bitcoin drops sharply ($BTC ), or institutions are determined to deliberately push SOL up—using massive amounts of capital—based on the recent situation, with greed sentiment so high, the market probably won’t cool down that quickly. So the probability of those two scenarios happening is basically 0.
Going long on SOL right now may not guarantee profit, but it’s definitely going to be better than going long on Bitcoin or Two SOL. If you have time to keep watching Bitcoin, when Bitcoin suddenly dumps, you can run, and even if you still lose, you’ll lose far less than if you went long on Bitcoin or Two SOL by #solana #sol
