The rhythm of this recent market wave is quite interesting. Bitcoin surged a few days ago, followed by altcoins, and then they all pulled back together. The key now is to wait for Bitcoin to complete this round of retests before we can see clearly how it will move next. The risk on altcoins has basically been released, and some signals are starting to appear.

SOL is performing particularly strongly, not disappointing at all. Currently, it has two critical supports at the 141 level—above, the trendline is holding, and below, the horizontal support is resonating perfectly, so it's temporarily stabilized. The next move still depends on whether Bitcoin gives an opportunity. If Bitcoin consolidates around 95,000 instead of dropping, SOL is likely to continue climbing along the trendline; otherwise, it will need to retest the 141 line again. The signals still mainly come from Bitcoin.

BCH followed the trend with a surge and subsequent pullback, and now it has hit the horizontal support, showing signs of a rebound. Since the risk has been mostly released, entering in two stages to go long is a good strategy, with a stop-loss set at 550, giving about 4.5% of room for movement.

SUI's situation is a bit different; it is currently consolidating and digesting. The resistance at 1.95 on the weekly chart is still pressing down. In the short term, the ideal move would be to push higher and then short. But since this decline has also released a lot of risk, consider buying on dips. Enter in two batches: first, buy some at 1.77, then add more at 1.68, with a stop-loss around 1.61 to 1.62, providing about 6.5% downside space. This staged approach increases the fault tolerance.