$SOL / USDT – Buying Opportunity During Strong Correction?

While the market is panicking over Solana's sharp drop from a peak of $150.39 to $140.70 (a decrease of -4.77%), many long-term investors see a potential opportunity to enter. Corrections like this are often an overreaction by the market, especially after hot bullish cycles.

Although the drop has broken a few short-term support levels, $140.00 remains a strong technical support zone that has worked well in previous stages. If the price holds above this level or forms a double bottom pattern, this could signal a recovery back to the $145–$150 range in the short term.

Instead of panicking, traders should watch for signs of RSI divergence, reversal candlestick patterns, or signals from trading volume to confirm a safe entry point. Waiting is reasonable, but with proper risk management, this could be the time to "buy when others are fearful."

Note: Always set reasonable stop-loss levels (e.g., below $138) to protect capital in case the market continues to weaken. However, if $SOL holds strong above the support zone, the potential for a rebound is significant.