everyone thinks a 20% move in $SOL means you should chase it, but actually that’s usually where the worst entries happen.

a lot of traders see green candles, feel the fomo kick in, and buy after the move already did the heavy lifting. then they get stuck holding the top while the first wave of profit-takers and leverage flushes them out. ugliest part is it feels like you were “right” until the market reminds you timing matters more than being early in your head.

this is the part people keep missing on the current $SOL tape: the rally can be real, but the entry still has to make sense. when greed is this high, the market loves to reward patience at the exact moment everyone wants speed. if you’re sizing like every breakout is a trend continuation, one fast sweep can turn a good setup into a forced exit.

the clean read is simple. let $SOL confirm, let $BTC stop yanking the whole board around, and stop treating every move as a second chance. the traders who survive these runs are usually the ones who know when not to press.

anyone else seeing the same thing on this move?

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