#sol Sora Zhou Cang Discipline Comparison
✅ Set the stop-loss before opening the order; forbidden to move the stop-loss downward
✅ Maximum holding time is 7 days; close the position regardless of profit or loss at the deadline
✅ Do not average down to cover costs when losing; if the single-day loss reaches the threshold, stop trading immediately
#sol板块 SOL 14:00–20:00 (from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM) intraday scenario rehearsal & analysis
Key levels
Strong resistance: 126–128
First resistance: 123
First support: 118
Strong support: 114
Three scenarios
1️⃣ Range-bound consolidation (higher probability)
After 14:00, liquidity in the US/EU session opens; price mainly oscillates back and forth within the 118–123 range box. SOL is highly correlated with the Bitcoin market. As long as the BTC market does not break out with a large bullish/bearish candle, SOL will mainly use wick sweeps for “washout,” and false breakouts to the upside are common.
2️⃣ Slightly bullish (upward bias)
Only if it can hold above 123 on rising volume will it have a chance to push into the 126–128 resistance zone. If BTC lacks momentum, SOL can easily drop quickly after running up—don’t chase.
3️⃣ Slightly bearish (downward pullback)
If it breaks below 118 effectively, the chart turns weaker and will test the 114 strong support. Once 114 is lost, SOL’s pullback magnitude will be larger than most major coins, and it’s easy to trigger a fast stop-loss sweep.
14:00–20:00: What to重点 watch
118 is the intraday pivot of strength/weakness—hold it to expect consolidation; break it and the overall outlook turns weak.
BTC is the decisive factor. SOL almost never runs an independent major trend; prioritize watching the Bitcoin order flow.
Breakouts count only when volume expands. Small-volume wicks through resistance/support are mostly wick traps designed to lure trades.
SOL has high volatility; under leverage, gains/losses are amplified as well—risk control must be stricter. #行情推演