To be honest, SOL's current trend is a bit awkward.
The overall market is just moving sideways on the 4-hour chart—it can't go up, and it can't go down. No matter if you go long or short now, you'll probably just get whipsawed.
My suggestion? Take a break for now, stop trying to force trades. Wait until the US stock market opens tonight and see what direction things take. It's not too late to get in once the trend is clear. Staying on the sidelines in cash is actually the most comfortable choice right now.
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YieldWhisperer
· 2h ago
lol sideways hell is where the math breaks down anyway... honestly just the tokenomics screaming unsustainable while everyone's glued to 4h charts. classic setup honestly
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MevShadowranger
· 12-10 08:03
This plate is really abrasive, and both sides suffer
Wait, how can I feel comfortable with a short position, I have been slapped in the face three times
We still have to wait for the US stock market to open to see the face
I have learned to be the most stable without moving
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GasGasGasBro
· 12-09 14:54
Sideways consolidation is really frustrating. Better to wait until the US stock market opens.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-09 14:54
Sideways trading is so frustrating, I'm really speechless. The feeling of both bulls and bears getting slapped in the face is just too real.
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bridgeOops
· 12-09 14:53
Dragging it out like this is really boring. Let's wait and do it later.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 12-09 14:43
It's exhausting, this sideways market is really something else—whatever you do, you lose money.
Just wait for the US stock market. If you get in now, you're just asking to get rekt.
Staying in cash feels good; you can't make money with this kind of trend anyway.
Let's see if there's a turnaround tonight.
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PositionPhobia
· 12-09 14:40
Dragging things out for so long, it's really annoying. Doing nothing is actually the safest move.
Let’s wait for signals from the US stock market, there’s no point in getting anxious anyway.
To be honest, SOL's current trend is a bit awkward.
The overall market is just moving sideways on the 4-hour chart—it can't go up, and it can't go down. No matter if you go long or short now, you'll probably just get whipsawed.
My suggestion? Take a break for now, stop trying to force trades. Wait until the US stock market opens tonight and see what direction things take. It's not too late to get in once the trend is clear. Staying on the sidelines in cash is actually the most comfortable choice right now.