2025-12-10 05:57:14

$SOL there is something about this wave of pullback.

In the past hour, short positions have liquidated $2.84 million. What about the bulls? It's only in the early 190,000s.

The 15:1 massacre ratio is not that the market is shaking, but that someone is being forced to close the position. What does this kind of unilateral crushing usually mean? The kinetic energy has not yet been released.

Let's look at the capital side. Spot and contracts are pouring in at the same time - this is not a combination that retail investors can play. Some institutions are walking on two legs: spot positions are locked in chips, and contracts amplify returns. This kind of operation is your taste.

The technical level is more straightforward. The price band has broken through the EMA7/25/99 three moving averages, and the MACD golden cross has been lit. Charts don't lie, a breakout is a breakout.

But chasing high? That's what leeks do.

What is the current location suitable for? and other callbacks. Wait for the black line with the shadow to appear, and wait for the price to step back to confirm the support, that is the time to enter.

What do you think of the goal?
The first tier is $137-140, the front high pressure level.
The second tier is $145-150, and there is room for the trend to continue.
The stop loss is set below $130, and if it breaks, it means that the judgment is wrong.

Trading is essentially a game of probability. The direction supported by the data, with reasonable risk control, will be on your side.

The market is never short of opportunities, what is lacking is patience.

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airdrop_huntress

· 2025-12-12 03:21

Shorts were cut for 2.84 million, this rhythm feels off, institutions are eating up the chips. Those chasing highs will all lose money; waiting for a pullback is the real move. EMA breaking through MACD is a good sign, but I still wait for confirmation before acting; rushing in easily gets you cut. 137-140 is a hurdle; only consider looking up after breaking through. This wave definitely has potential, but I dare not chase; too timid. The institution's two-pronged approach is indeed effective, eating both spot and futures simultaneously, retail traders can't keep up. Risk control is the most important; if it breaks below 130, admit defeat—there's nothing more to say. If it breaks below 130, I’ll just run; only data-supported moves are worth betting on. SOL's one-sided slaughter this wave is a bit risky; feels like there's still hope later. Waiting for a pullback and watching for support—this analysis makes sense, but when has the market ever been logical? Once institutions finish eating up the chips, retail traders should take over; everyone understands this principle.

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alpha_leaker

· 2025-12-11 21:10

Shorts are being slaughtered; this tactic definitely has some skill behind it. Institutions are taking a two-pronged approach. Chasing the high only gets you harvested; waiting for a pullback is the way to go. This wave is expected to break 145; good risk management is key to avoiding liquidation from a counterattack. The market is like this—opportunities are never lacking, only that bit of resolve.

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ApeWithAPlan

· 2025-12-10 06:21

2.84 million short positions are liquidated, this is really amazing, and institutions are washing the market Those who chase high have to be cut, and I choose to lie down and call back Wait, is there a possibility that there is a lot of temptation in this? Below the stop loss of 130, it is the most important thing to protect the principal, don't be trapped Optimistic about this volatility energy, but the rhythm is very important, and you can't follow it randomly

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SolidityStruggler

· 2025-12-10 06:18

Institutions walk on two legs, and retail investors are still chasing high, the gap. Waiting for a pullback is a serious matter, don't let greed suffer. 137 is the first threshold, and if it can't be broken, it's time to reflect. This kind of unilateral crushing, you really can't see who is cutting whom. The short liquidation was 2.84 million, and the bulls were only 190,000, laughing. Data speaks, and patience is worth more than anything. If you sell early, it must be uncomfortable now, but don't chase high to save yourself. MACD is a golden cross, and how to go in the future depends on the volume. Below the stop loss of 130, this psychological price must be remembered. Spot contracts poured in at the same time, and retail investors could not play this trick, it depends on how the institution does it.

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PonziWhisperer

· 2025-12-10 06:16

The bears were slaughtered by 2.84 million, which is indeed a bit ruthless. Waiting for a pullback is the IQ tax, and now it is cannon fodder that is chasing higher.

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LightningWallet

· 2025-12-10 06:09

Institutions are walking on two legs, and retail investors are still chasing higher, which is a bit of a big gap --- Waiting for a pullback is king, chasing higher is to send money to others --- The 15:1 liquidation ratio is really ruthless --- The kinetic energy of this wave of SOL has indeed not been fully released, there is something wrong --- Spot contracts poured in together, obviously institutions were trading --- It's not too late to go in at 137-140, don't rush to be cut --- The technical side is broken, and the fundamentals are supported, so we should really be optimistic --- The biggest problem of retail investors is the lack of patience and the need to chase high --- If 130 breaks, you should stop the loss, there is nothing to worry about --- The financial side is so cooperative, there should be drama next --- Leeks chase high, veterans wait for a pullback, this is the difference

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GasSavingMaster

· 2025-12-10 06:08

The bears were slaughtered, this rhythm is a bit amazing, it hurts to watch --- Institutional methods, spot contracts together, how can retail investors play --- Chasing high is over, and waiting for a pullback is king --- 15:1 Ah, this is not a shock, this is a one-way crushing, and someone has to take over --- The MACD is lit, and the chart doesn't lie, it depends on whether it can continue later --- The 137-140 position is indeed worth watching, but the stop loss must be set well --- The capital side is so fierce, which means that it is not retail investors who are playing, but large investors who are trading --- Want to chase high again? Forget it, wait for the negative line to step back

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