To explain, Sister Qin's right-side trading: the general idea is that when you buy up, you wait for the market pattern or reversal structure to complete, and then enter the position when the price starts to trend upwards. The same applies when you buy down. In the upward chart of the SOL flag that Sister Qin posted, the confirmation signal during the breakout usually occurs because the bulls quickly sweep the market, causing the price to pull back after breaking through to confirm the pressure turning into support. After the price stabilizes with a pullback confirmation, it is considered a successful breakout, and at that time, buying is the best position for right-side trading.

Does Sol still have a chance?
From the candlestick chart, his current trend is very typical, forming a common ascending flag pattern. This usually occurs after a significant rise, followed by a consolidation. Previously, Bitcoin also had a similar trend from April to October, but that was in a much larger price range.

So, with Sol rising from 120 to over 260, a 20% pullback is still considered normal. If you prefer to play it safe, you can enter on the right side of the trade, waiting for it to confirm a breakout above the descending trend line before entering long, which might be a more stable approach.
Additionally, Bitcoin is breaking its previous high again, and there is a good chance it can stabilize. Let's see if the funds entering the market tonight on Wall Street can push it up again.