Another late night staring blankly at SOL, still the same view—go with the flow. This market is like what the elders often say: looking at the mountain is still a mountain, looking at coins is still coins; making money is luck, losing is normal. Having been in this circle for nearly ten years, I’ve seen Solana drop from a few hundred dollars to a few tens, and also seen it hover around $150. Currently, the bullish trend just looks like the market is taking a nap.
The current SOL price is around $139.1, similar to last July. Not high, not low—honestly, a bit awkward. The support below is at $134.93, an old support level where many have cut losses and exited. The resistance above is at $143.27; recently, this level has been hanging like a fishing rod, unmoving. A real rebound depends on the key point at $141.88.
My current strategy is to hold and sleep. Since I got in at the end of last year, I just glance at the trend before the daily close—like watching a kid do a puzzle, no need to worry too much. The crypto world moves faster than a year in the real world; the quick money has been eaten up by the big players. We just seek peace of mind. A couple of days ago, Lao Wang was still saying that Solana is like planting a tree—watering, fertilizing, watching the sky, and when it rains, it naturally grows taller.
Recent market fluctuations are like drinking tea—bitter first, then sweet. I just lie flat through this turbulence, waiting for the next liquidity wave to consider adding positions. Long-term holding is the most comfortable mindset; watching it grow slowly is a hundred times better than messing around blindly. The biggest skill of old hands is actually just holding—losses are losses, gains are gains, no need to over-interpret.
The market is always there waiting for us; the key is to sleep peacefully. Buy a little more in good times, hold tight when it’s bad—that’s the long-term way. Go with the flow, everyone.
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FreeRider
· 01-07 09:54
Been in the game for ten years, just hold and sleep through this wave.
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SorryRugPulled
· 01-07 08:05
Just sleep with it, don't overthink.
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APY追逐者
· 01-06 08:40
Holding your phone while sleeping is a genius move; I do the same. Sometimes, I just can't resist checking the market in the middle of the night.
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All-InQueen
· 01-06 07:56
This guy is right, holding it while sleeping really just for peace of mind.
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WhaleShadow
· 01-06 07:55
Been holding here for almost a year, and I have to say, brother, your mindset is incredible. I'm a laid-back, Zen type, but I do check the market sometimes. The 139 level is indeed a bit suffocating.
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rekt_but_not_broke
· 01-06 07:55
Haha, I've been a seasoned investor for ten years, staying steady is the real skill.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 01-06 07:40
actually™ the $141.88 pivot point you mentioned is fundamentally flawed—empirically speaking, most retail traders get liquidated at obvious support levels. show me the formal verification on that resistance calculation or it didn't happen, ser
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RetailTherapist
· 01-06 07:35
Hmm, I've also heard Old Wang's theory of planting trees, but I think it's more like gambling theory haha.
I agree with the point about sleeping, just worried about waking up and being cut at the bottom.
Position 139 is indeed awkward, feeling stuck between going up or down, it's so annoying.
I believe what the ten-year veteran leek says; mindset really is a form of cultivation.
But to be honest, the term "liquidity release" sounds a bit vague, when will it happen?
Another late night staring blankly at SOL, still the same view—go with the flow. This market is like what the elders often say: looking at the mountain is still a mountain, looking at coins is still coins; making money is luck, losing is normal. Having been in this circle for nearly ten years, I’ve seen Solana drop from a few hundred dollars to a few tens, and also seen it hover around $150. Currently, the bullish trend just looks like the market is taking a nap.
The current SOL price is around $139.1, similar to last July. Not high, not low—honestly, a bit awkward. The support below is at $134.93, an old support level where many have cut losses and exited. The resistance above is at $143.27; recently, this level has been hanging like a fishing rod, unmoving. A real rebound depends on the key point at $141.88.
My current strategy is to hold and sleep. Since I got in at the end of last year, I just glance at the trend before the daily close—like watching a kid do a puzzle, no need to worry too much. The crypto world moves faster than a year in the real world; the quick money has been eaten up by the big players. We just seek peace of mind. A couple of days ago, Lao Wang was still saying that Solana is like planting a tree—watering, fertilizing, watching the sky, and when it rains, it naturally grows taller.
Recent market fluctuations are like drinking tea—bitter first, then sweet. I just lie flat through this turbulence, waiting for the next liquidity wave to consider adding positions. Long-term holding is the most comfortable mindset; watching it grow slowly is a hundred times better than messing around blindly. The biggest skill of old hands is actually just holding—losses are losses, gains are gains, no need to over-interpret.
The market is always there waiting for us; the key is to sleep peacefully. Buy a little more in good times, hold tight when it’s bad—that’s the long-term way. Go with the flow, everyone.