2026-01-06 13:27:16

Recently reviewed my SOL position. To be honest, I was a bit conservative when I initially placed the order at the bottom. But holding on until now, the account figures are quite satisfying—just this one order has turned around and made $20,000 profit.

I've always been optimistic about SOL. I remember writing an analysis article during the bottom phase, studying its trend after the ETF launch. Interestingly, BTC and ETH have also followed a similar rhythm—first a wave of shakeout and correction, then a surge of explosive growth.

Looking at SOL's current position, after this round of adjustment and accumulation, the target of 200 USDT is at least plausible. Of course, the market always has uncertainties, but from the perspective of fundamentals and technicals, the next phase is still worth looking forward to.

SOL-0,22%

BTC-0,17%

ETH-0,09%

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 01-08 04:19

Bottom connected to SOL, at that time you really had to keep your composure... $20,000 profit is pretty good, and having the resolve to buy the dip is what you need. $200? Hold on, are you talking about U or the knife? Anyway, the pattern of shaking out and then skyrocketing has been played out by BTC before, and SOL is pretty much the same. But honestly, those who dare to buy at the bottom are really tough guys. I was still debating whether to get in back then. This wave of ETFs has indeed changed the rhythm. I’ve seen the previous analysis, and the logic still holds. What are you expecting? There are many negative things in the market, but since you’ve already gotten to this point... there’s still some value.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-06 23:17

ngl, the ETF playbook pattern recognition is solid but you're sleeping on SOL's actual on-chain metrics... where's the validator health analysis tho

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-06 13:55

20,000 dollars is enough? Bro, it depends on how much you invested before. Bottom-fishing is easy to say but hard to do, but if you can stick with it, that's really impressive. 200u? I doubt it... But SOL this time really has some potential. BTC and ETH have both been tried and tested; this logic still holds up.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-06 13:52

Bottom entry SOL doubled now? Damn, that's the power of conviction right there Can 200U really happen...I feel like it might be overvalued again Holding is the hardest part, I would've already cut losses and run, numb to it all

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-06 13:50

Haha, 20,000 dollars just like that, easily in hand. I'm still debating whether to add to my position or not. I can understand being conservative at the bottom, but those who hold on and keep their positions are making a killing—that's the difference. Is 200u considered conservative? I think it might be more than that, mainly depends on the rhythm of the market manipulators later. Wait, how did you determine the bottom back then? I feel like I need to learn this kind of analysis approach. The ETF effect definitely played a role this time. SOL's rebound is thanks to this wave of hype. Honestly, I'm now more afraid of buying at the high. Are you still holding or have you already partially sold?

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-06 13:40

The feeling of catching the bottom is really satisfying. A $20,000 profit is not a small amount. I was also following the trend and bottom-fishing at that time. SOL this wave definitely has some potential. Let's see if it can break 200.

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