My experiences with SOL trading, chasing the trend but not being blown away.

Recently, I summarized a key phrase regarding operations on SOL: the balance between speed and stability. For example, during the ETF news speculation, I chose to position myself ahead of the news release, and when market sentiment was at its peak, I decisively took profits, avoiding the awkward situation of a "high opening and low closing."

I also often use the "ladder position" strategy: buying in batches at $200-220 and gradually reducing my position at $230-240. This way, whether the market rises or fluctuates, I can retain some chips to take advantage of the market while avoiding the risk of a significant pullback.

Here’s a little trick: observe on-chain data. Whenever the trading volume on the Solana chain and the number of active wallets significantly increase, it is often a precursor to price fluctuations. These on-chain indicators can help identify opportunities earlier than simply watching the candlestick charts.

In summary, trading SOL cannot rely solely on "all-in" strategies; one must learn to surf while managing risks. The market is always full of opportunities to make money, but what it lacks are those who know when to "take the profit." #SOL Price Prediction# & #Gate Square Mid Autumn Creator Incentive#