The most successful trade this week came from short-term swing trading of Solana (SOL). In the early hours of Wednesday, when SOL plunged from $146 to $138 due to market panic, I noticed unusual on-chain data: the 1-hour EMA55 moving average continued to rise, the RSI indicator was oversold at 28, and Jito, a leading DeFi project in the Solana ecosystem, announced the launch of its V2 upgrade. After confirming that $138 was the weekly support level, I decisively placed an order to enter at $138.5, setting a 1% trailing stop loss.

The uniqueness of this trade lies in the triple verification mechanism: first, identifying the trend through the EMA channel on TradingView; second, confirming support strength using CoinGlass's liquidation heatmap; and finally, filtering market noise with project fundamental news. When the price rebounded and broke through $143, I gradually closed my position, ultimately exiting at $145.3 and capturing a 4.9% intraday swing profit.

Among the factors for success, strategy execution accounted for 60% (strictly following the multi-indicator resonance principle), timing accounted for 30% (seizing the window of market overreaction), and luck only accounted for 10% (the project team happened to release positive news). In the future, I will continue to optimize this "technical analysis + on-chain data + fundamentals" three-dimensional trading framework, but I will incorporate a volatility index (Dvol) filtering mechanism to avoid trading during low liquidity periods. This practical experience validated the advantages of systematic trading—when the market is driven by emotions, discipline is the true source of alpha.