In this cycle, betting on SOL has cost me at least 1,000,000 on paper... Looking back now, it's hard to even talk about it.
Yesterday morning, I just opened a coin-margined long position, and when I woke up, I saw the candlestick chart draw a gate shape—forget it, better not mention it 😭
From the weekly chart perspective, the price has already reached the supply zone and also touched the neckline of this upward move. But looking at the longer time frame, the correction actually isn't done yet. SOL took off back then thanks to the MEME narrative, but now liquidity in the secondary market is almost dried up, and capital is continuously shrinking, so the MEME sector naturally lost its wealth effect. In this situation, SOL's narrative advantage and price performance have also faded.
For short-term trading, I personally think the 132 level is still worth watching. If it breaks below 135 and then rebounds, just exit decisively—you can try to capture the rebound space between 136 and 139.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-09 18:51
With such a large liquidity gap, how can you still dare to go heavy on the MEME narrative? This is the price of market inefficiency.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-09 18:50
Losing 100K is truly outrageous, SOL really has no hope this time.
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SerumSqueezer
· 12-09 18:46
1 million evaporated... How much dip buying did it take for this to happen? This guy must have nerves of steel.
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fren_with_benefits
· 12-09 18:46
132 is really a knife's edge, can't afford to gamble here.
The story of SOL is over, now it's just people cutting their losses.
Losing 1 million is truly hardcore, I advise you to stop fixating on this.
No matter how big the rebound is, it can't fill this hole, bro.
There's no way to speculate when liquidity has dried up; those who should have left have already left.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 12-09 18:44
100K is gone, SOL really dropped the ball, now it's just a gambler's mentality at play.
Woke up and it blew up immediately, I know how that feels.
The liquidity drain was something we should have seen coming a long time ago, and the MEME narrative isn’t all that great anyway.
You can try around 132, but don’t be greedy—if it breaks 135, get out.
Projects that rise because of MEMEs always end up like this; it's time to take the loss.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 12-09 18:43
1 million evaporated, that's just my daily routine, I'm used to it.
Let's stick together at 132, it's all the same anyway.
What was said about SOL liquidity drying up is spot on, it's all a capital game now.
See through it but don't say it, just keep holding on.
In this cycle, betting on SOL has cost me at least 1,000,000 on paper... Looking back now, it's hard to even talk about it.
Yesterday morning, I just opened a coin-margined long position, and when I woke up, I saw the candlestick chart draw a gate shape—forget it, better not mention it 😭
From the weekly chart perspective, the price has already reached the supply zone and also touched the neckline of this upward move. But looking at the longer time frame, the correction actually isn't done yet. SOL took off back then thanks to the MEME narrative, but now liquidity in the secondary market is almost dried up, and capital is continuously shrinking, so the MEME sector naturally lost its wealth effect. In this situation, SOL's narrative advantage and price performance have also faded.
For short-term trading, I personally think the 132 level is still worth watching. If it breaks below 135 and then rebounds, just exit decisively—you can try to capture the rebound space between 136 and 139.