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$SOL is showing aggression, spiking up massively. Keep your eyes on the chart! #BullRunAhead
$SOL
is showing aggression, spiking up massively. Keep your eyes on the chart!
#BullRunAhead
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$SOL - To all those who didn’t get the chance to buy the dip, listen up. Sol has been showing strong momentum, increased volumes and breaking prev resistance levels. A good entry price would be to wait for it to test resistance on 183.10, if it breaks then thats a good sign to long. Make your TP on 188(since that would be the next resistance level) and don’t forget a SL for risk management. Cheers. 🍻 #StrategicTrading #pizzaday #MicroStrategy #BTC #fomo
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Guys, do not take my words as your financial advisor. I only give insights and information which you can use to make YOUR OWN research/decision. Don’t look at my post then go trade with 25x leverage, and if you lose you come and blame me. #Advice
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$SOL update- A short-term pull back might occur due to the increased volume, but overall Sol is bullish. If it breaks 183.93, it will most likely continue to 188 to test resistance. #altcoins #BTC #buythedip #FOMOalert #SolanaUSTD
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Entered $SOL at $178.20 my exit price is at $187.30 #altcoins #BlackRock #buythedip #bitcoin #solonapumping
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