SOL Panic 160→140: When War Becomes the Main Piece on the Chessboard
Everyone thought that the fires of war in the Middle East were the culprit for the plummeting prices, but seasoned investors know — this is merely a reshuffling game used by the main players.
Watching SOL drop from 160 to 140 in two days made me smile instead. Market panic has always been the best opportunity, provided you can see through the threefold truth of this game:
The reality behind the panic
The war news is just a trigger; the real sell-off is by those whales who were already positioned. They have been waiting for this moment to let retail investors sell at rock-bottom prices.
The ecosystem remains fierce
The price of the coin has dropped, but the 134 million monthly active users on the Solana chain won’t lie. Developers are still building like crazy, and that is the true value support.
The language of technicals
Bollinger Bands opening downwards? That's a mark of panic.
MACD death cross? Don’t rush; wait for it to turn positive again.
140 breaking with high volume? That’s the last batch of stop-loss orders being harvested.
Key positions:
163 is the line of life and death; a breakthrough is needed to talk about a reversal.
140 is the bottom line; breaking it could lead directly to 130.
Operational strategy:
Spot players: Accumulate in batches near 142; stop-loss immediately if it breaks 140.
Contract gamblers: Lightly short between 150-155; if it breaks 163, flip to long.
Smart money: Wait for the daily MACD golden cross + stabilize above 163 before positioning.
Remember: The rebound after a crash is beautiful, but don’t mistake it for love. The market is always in cycles, and all you need is a little patience and discipline.
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