I just took a quick look at the long/short ratio for $SOL , and 2.13 is an interesting figure. Longs make up 68.0%, while shorts are down to just 32.0%—put simply, nearly seven out of every ten traders are on the same side. As the old saying goes, don’t go where the crowd is. That’s not to say they’re necessarily wrong; it’s just that markets love to spring surprises when everyone’s piled into the same trade. When consensus gets too strong, it can unravel fast and hard. I’m not saying you should go against the trend right now—a high long/short ratio doesn’t mean you have to take the opposite side. It’s just a reminder: the market is very one-sided at the moment, so position sizing matters more than direction. $SOL
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