2026-01-13 01:24:15

Recently, a review of the main cryptocurrency trends.

For Bitcoin, try a small position on the long side within the 90000 to 90500 and then to 91000 range, with a stop loss at 89500. If it breaks through 92000 effectively, consider adding to the position, targeting 93500. The idea is to buy on dips and increase positions following the trend.

Ethereum follows a similar rhythm. Enter a small long position around 3050 to 3080 and 3100, with a stop loss at 3000. If the price stabilizes above 3130 later, it's a good opportunity to add, aiming for 3180. The key is to control risk and keep initial positions light.

SOL is more volatile. Enter a small long position near 136 to 137 and 138, with a stop loss at 134.50. The target is 141, and if it rebounds above 141 and stabilizes, there’s an opportunity to add. This coin moves quickly, so stay close.

Overall, testing with small positions is the first step; confirm the trend before increasing your position. The same logic applies to all three coins—don't rush to commit heavy positions all at once.

BTC1,56%

ETH1,07%

SOL2,03%

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NeverPresent

· 12h ago

The theory of small positions has been talked about so much that it’s almost worn out, just an excuse for the timid haha I do believe in the key level at 92000, but let’s see if we can hold it first SOL really can’t keep up; the pace is ridiculously fast Let’s wait for a confirmation, don’t get tricked into cutting your position

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 12h ago

I agree with the logic of testing the long position with a small amount, but I'm worried it might just be theoretical. The key is whether BTC can truly break through 92K this time; otherwise, it's just repeatedly cutting the leeks. Solana is indeed fast; if you can't keep up, you'll easily be left behind. It's safer to wait for confirmation signals before taking action.

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FlatlineTrader

· 12h ago

The phrase "light position" has become cliché; the key issue is that most people simply can't do it.

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CodeAuditQueen

· 12h ago

Holding a small position is correct, but your stop-loss logic... is a bit like a smart contract that didn't handle overflow checks properly. Can the 89,500 level really hold?

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ChainComedian

· 12h ago

The idea of a small position has been heard too many times, but the key is whether you can really stick to the stop loss. Most people get wiped out here. --- I'm skeptical about SOL this wave. The pace is indeed fast, but it's easy to get cut. --- It's the old routine of buying the dip. When will we be able to make quick money? --- The targets for the three coins are quite conservative. The gains aren't as crazy as expected. --- If 92000 can't be broken, then you'll have to cut losses. That's troublesome. --- I think 3180 for Ethereum is a bit risky, but just to be safe, I’ll follow the advice and try a small position. --- True experts should go in heavy right from the start, so they can make big money. --- Stop loss at 89500, feels a bit tight, easy to be broken through. --- For the SOL 141 target, I think it's still a bit small.

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