SOL orders at 100—can they still be saved? I’ll be straight with you: the giant whale is hunting you, but it hasn’t sentenced you to death yet.
Fans trading SOL around 100 are down 21% on the positions. Look at the giant whale that swept across the morning feed: it went long with 550,000 SOL at an average price of 80.8, currently up $22.43 million in unrealized gains. In the top-10 holdings profit leaderboard, it’s all longs; in the loss leaderboard, it’s all shorts. You’re standing against the market’s gravity.
Technicals: Price is 121.3 and it’s running along the upper Bollinger Band. The key line of defense is 107.40—if the close doesn’t break, longs don’t die. Resistance above is at 133. If your short gets liquidated around 125–130, SOL will first surge to 133 and then dip back—by then, you won’t be able to hold out.
Catalysts: The Alpenglow upgrade on September 28 confirmed execution time improved from 12.8 seconds down to 150 milliseconds—an obvious, big positive. Spot ETF flows from institutions have been continuously net inflowing. And you’re shorting right in the open-news window.
My personal take: Holding through the risk is extremely tough, but don’t cut directly at 121. You have three options:
Close to liquidation: set a stop-loss at 123–125; losing 15 points is better than getting blown out.
Flip to long: once price holds above 115, stop the short there, then go long with a target of 133—use profits to cover losses.
Hedge and lock: on a pullback to 115, open a long with a small position, take profit at 128–130 to drag time out.
Remember: 107.40 must not break—if it does, your short is the one that might actually get saved.
Once this trade is settled, what you should think about is: how to open the next one. Drop the liquidation price in the comments—I’ll help you see whether there’s still a way out.
#本周Strategy与Strive增持2305枚BTC $SOL
Fans trading SOL around 100 are down 21% on the positions. Look at the giant whale that swept across the morning feed: it went long with 550,000 SOL at an average price of 80.8, currently up $22.43 million in unrealized gains. In the top-10 holdings profit leaderboard, it’s all longs; in the loss leaderboard, it’s all shorts. You’re standing against the market’s gravity.
Technicals: Price is 121.3 and it’s running along the upper Bollinger Band. The key line of defense is 107.40—if the close doesn’t break, longs don’t die. Resistance above is at 133. If your short gets liquidated around 125–130, SOL will first surge to 133 and then dip back—by then, you won’t be able to hold out.
Catalysts: The Alpenglow upgrade on September 28 confirmed execution time improved from 12.8 seconds down to 150 milliseconds—an obvious, big positive. Spot ETF flows from institutions have been continuously net inflowing. And you’re shorting right in the open-news window.
My personal take: Holding through the risk is extremely tough, but don’t cut directly at 121. You have three options:
Close to liquidation: set a stop-loss at 123–125; losing 15 points is better than getting blown out.
Flip to long: once price holds above 115, stop the short there, then go long with a target of 133—use profits to cover losses.
Hedge and lock: on a pullback to 115, open a long with a small position, take profit at 128–130 to drag time out.
Remember: 107.40 must not break—if it does, your short is the one that might actually get saved.
Once this trade is settled, what you should think about is: how to open the next one. Drop the liquidation price in the comments—I’ll help you see whether there’s still a way out.
#本周Strategy与Strive增持2305枚BTC $SOL
