#美联储恢复降息进程 SOL’s current rebound looks a bit exhausted, doesn’t it? The 140-145 level is acting as a solid ceiling, and the bulls are clearly running out of steam. Breaking upwards? Seems doubtful—honestly, a pullback downward feels more likely.
At this level, opening short positions in batches could be considered—set gradual orders between 140 and 145, don’t go all in at once.
First, keep an eye on the 135 support level. If that doesn’t hold, the next stop is likely around 130. Of course, set your stop losses and don’t try to tough it out—no one can predict the market for sure.
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GweiWatcher
· 12-03 06:50
140-145 really is a dead zone, the bulls have no strength at all.
I'm also considering short positions, just don't want to get too greedy, so I'll cautiously split the orders.
135 will be the real test, this time it might really crash.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 12-03 03:10
140-145 really feels like a dead pig unafraid of boiling water, the bulls are just giving away these past few days.
Take it slow with short positions, don’t get greedy and go all-in; only if 135 is broken does it become truly dangerous.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-03 03:08
Above 140 is indeed a pretty strong resistance; this rebound clearly lacks momentum.
How should I put it, the Fed's rate cut expectations are there, but SOL still can't break out—it feels a bit risky.
As for short positions, I'm considering trying a small amount; if 135 breaks, that's when real trouble starts.
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DefiVeteran
· 12-03 03:04
140 is really a tough resistance, it feels like the bulls are really out of ammo.
Placing short orders in batches, that's a solid approach—don't get greedy.
See you at 135.
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Whenever the Fed cuts rates, the crypto market wants to take off, but in reality, SOL still has to face the facts.
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This rebound is really weak, no wonder the author is bearish.
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What should I do with my long positions? If 135 breaks, I really have to exit.
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Scaling into shorts is indeed a steady strategy, I've learned something.
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The ceiling is holding strong, so the probability of a drop is definitely higher.
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130 is the real bottom; it's still too early to go short now.
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Setting a stop-loss is key. Last time I didn't set one and got stuck till now.
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SOL at this level is really pointless, just moving sideways waiting for death.
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If the bulls can't hold it, it's time for the bears to take over. The logic is sound.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-03 02:57
Short positions in batches? I’m just worried that once it hits 135 it'll bounce back again, and I’ll end up chasing and taking another loss.
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Is the 135 support really that strong? Last time I heard this kind of talk, it dropped straight to 128.
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The 140-145 range has been stuck for so long, feels like everyone’s just waiting for the next signal from the Fed.
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I agree with entering shorts in batches, but honestly with the market this volatile, who dares to go heavy?
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Will 130 really come? Feels like it still depends on how BTC moves.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 12-03 02:52
Can't break through the 140 level, the bulls just don't have the strength.
I'm out, I'm out. Start building short positions gradually, don't be greedy.
If 135 can't hold, next month is over.
Anyone who believes in this market is a fool; setting a stop-loss is the most important thing.
Feels like the Fed is calling it a rate cut, but in reality, they're just fleecing retail investors.
#美联储恢复降息进程 SOL’s current rebound looks a bit exhausted, doesn’t it? The 140-145 level is acting as a solid ceiling, and the bulls are clearly running out of steam. Breaking upwards? Seems doubtful—honestly, a pullback downward feels more likely.
At this level, opening short positions in batches could be considered—set gradual orders between 140 and 145, don’t go all in at once.
First, keep an eye on the 135 support level. If that doesn’t hold, the next stop is likely around 130. Of course, set your stop losses and don’t try to tough it out—no one can predict the market for sure.
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