Apart from the single-day increase caused by the stimulation of the information surface exceeding 22 points, the normal increase for each small wave of SOL is between 15-17 points. Once a complete small wave is finished, it will normally retrace 0.50-0.618 of this 15-17 point increase before pushing up to a new high. This is its operational rule under a bullish structure in the larger trend. If you want to make significant profits in the short-term with SOL, you need to capture the rising points (the lowest point of each small wave) for each short-term long position. This way, each position can yield profits of over 10 points, equivalent to BTC gaining 6-8k points in profit.

Under a bearish trend, the situation is quite different. In a bearish trend, each small wave retracement is 15-17 points, while the bounce back is only 4-7 points. The highest point after the bounce back becomes the starting and ending point of the next small wave, followed by another small wave retracing 15-17 points. When the second small wave finishes retracing, the decline starts to slow down. If the larger trend remains bearish, there will be a short-term rebound of 11-13 points, after which it will continue to retrace. If the trend reverses, it will rebound directly by 15-22 points, then pull back slightly before entering the upward movement of the second small wave.