2026-01-16 07:30:21

In this wave of SOL's market, we continue to maintain a bullish mindset. The trading on the afternoon of January 16 still follows the usual approach—building positions at the lows in the 143-142 range, with a steady 12,000U position. The goal is clear: sell at 145-146 and walk away, without greed. This time it worked again; every trade in these past few days has been profitable, maintaining a 100% win rate. The key is proper position control, setting good take-profit and stop-loss levels, and not trying to go all-in for a double. Consistently earning profits is the true way to succeed.

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SandwichDetector

· 5h ago

Really, I accept this logic. A 100% win rate sounds unbelievable, but the details are indeed solid.

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GasWrangler

· 20h ago

honestly the position sizing here is... fine, i guess? but you're not even talking about your actual entry gas costs or slippage metrics. 12k sounds big until you factor in the real transaction overhead, technically speaking. if you actually analyzed the mempool data you'd see those fills probably weren't as clean as you're claiming. also 100% winrate is demonstrably sus lmao

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FundingMartyr

· 20h ago

This tactic is indeed sophisticated. I understand the logic of not being greedy between 143-146. I'm just worried that SOL might suddenly experience a big plunge later on, and then it will be a different scene.

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MevHunter

· 21h ago

Getting it at 144 isn't bad, just worried there might be a pullback later on.

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