recently executed a trade on the $SOL/USDT pair based on a clear breakout from a consolidation range. I had been monitoring the price as it formed a descending triangle. Once the price broke above resistance with high volume, I entered a long position at $162. I used a 2% stop-loss to manage my risk and set my target around $172, based on previous resistance levels. After entering the trade, I kept a close eye on the 4-hour chart to manage my position. Fortunately, the price moved steadily toward my target. I exited the trade at $171.80, locking in decent profit. One thing I learned from this trade is the importance of patience—waiting for confirmation is better than guessing. Trading operations should always be based on a strategy, supported by technical indicators, and properly managed through stop-loss and risk-reward ratios. This was a clean and satisfying trade.