2025-12-16 23:20:13

#大户持仓变化 $SOL The current situation is indeed concerning. The interest rate hike for the Japanese Yen has become a certainty, which puts real pressure on global risk assets—simply put, market risk appetite is declining.

At the same time, on-chain data shows that large holders are reducing their positions. These two forces combined mean that SOL is facing significant selling pressure.

From a technical perspective, the 130 level can no longer hold. If it breaks through, the key points to watch downward are:

• Around 127 (previous support was broken)
• Around 124.76 (breaking this psychological line would be a complete relaxation)
• Finally, 120 (a place with relatively concentrated liquidity)

A rebound is just to listen to, not to take seriously. The market is always full of rebound voices, but most of them are tricks by big players to attract retail investors to buy in. Once the trend turns bearish, every technical rebound is just forming the right shoulder of a head and shoulders pattern, and the completion of the head and shoulders top is getting closer.

Trading ultimately is a matter of probability. Trading with the trend and going short has a higher chance of success in this pattern. I favor traders who have solid risk control.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 2025-12-19 16:49

Big players are fleeing, retail investors are taking the hit, it's an eternal story. --- Breaking 130 means going short, otherwise just wait to be cut for chives. --- A rebound is just a trap to lure more buyers, I've seen this trick a thousand times haha. --- The rate hike on the Japanese Yen was really ruthless, risk assets are all getting hammered. SOL is cooling off. --- Once 127 breaks, there’s no support left, a downward plunge is inevitable. --- Honestly, this wave is really dangerous, shorting in line with the trend is the right move. --- The signal of large players reducing their positions is so obvious, if you don’t run now, just wait to get beaten. --- If the head and shoulders pattern forms, SOL will take a big fall in this wave. --- That’s just how the market is, the biggest rebound often comes just before a quick exit. --- Risk control is the only way to survive, everything else is nonsense.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 2025-12-18 10:43

Big players are all running away; if you're still here, you really need to think it through. --- A rebound is just a sweet trap for bagholders; don't be fooled. --- If 127 can't break me, I'll eat my screen. This move is really fierce. --- The yen rate hike just now, risk assets are all suffering, SOL can't escape. --- Following the trend and shorting is the way to go; fighting the trend to buy the dip is just asking for death. --- All the on-chain data is right here; big players have already left, are you still catching? --- If that 120 threshold also collapses, there's really no support left. --- The head and shoulders pattern is almost complete; the rebound is just a trap. You need to understand this. --- Traders with weak risk control will suffer big losses this time; don't hesitate to cut losses when it's time. --- The market is all just a head fake; the huge rebound wave makes it even more dangerous.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 2025-12-17 13:04

Big whales run away, retail investors take over, old tricks again haha

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SandwichDetector

· 2025-12-17 03:36

Large investors reducing positions, yen appreciation, and interest rate hikes—this combination is truly formidable. The rebounds are just a smokescreen; don't get caught in the trap.

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MeaninglessGwei

· 2025-12-16 23:50

Big players are running, retail investors are taking the bait. How many times has this routine been played out? --- Breaking 130 is just a matter of time. Don't expect a rebound to save you. --- Yen rate hikes + big players reducing positions, a double kill situation is indeed uncomfortable. --- 120 is the real liquidity trap. We'll see when the time comes. --- Every rebound tries to catch the bottom, but it always ends up with someone taking the loss. Will this time be different? --- In a bearish pattern, talking about fundamentals is pointless; technical analysis is king. --- Don't hold the 124 level anymore. Once the psychological defense breaks, it won't stop. --- Following the trend with a bearish outlook has a high probability, but how to do solid risk control—that's the real issue. --- The louder the rebound voices, the more we should be cautious. That's the market's irony. --- This wave of SOL is really a bit risky; it feels like it might dip further.

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BuyTheTop

· 2025-12-16 23:50

Large traders reducing positions, yen interest rate hikes—this combination is indeed unfriendly --- Breaking 127 means it's over, don't expect a rebound to save you --- It's the same rebound trick again, I knew retail investors would be the ones to take the bait --- Let's see 120, following the trend with a short position is the way to go --- The head and shoulders top is gradually forming, those with inadequate risk control should clear their positions --- Truthfully, this wave of yen rate hikes has caused significant damage to risk assets --- The market is full of rebound traps, anyone who believes in them will lose

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SmartContractDiver

· 2025-12-16 23:46

Big players run away, retail investors take over, this trick has been played to perfection. Bearish is the way to go, don't listen to the nonsense about rebounds. If it breaks 130, it still needs to be pushed down further, 120 will reveal the true situation. The Yen's interest rate hike was quite harsh, risk assets are all doomed. Once the trend turns bearish, stop trying to rebound blindly, wake up everyone.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 2025-12-16 23:43

If big players run away, SOL is done. Don't believe in the rebound, it's the fate of the bagholders.

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Deconstructionist

· 2025-12-16 23:30

When big players start reducing their positions, I know something's about to happen. This wave is indeed a bit bloody. The rebounds are just a smokescreen, just waiting for retail investors to take the bait. Following the trend with the bears is the right way; don't be fooled by the rebound. If 130 can't hold, the next few levels will be difficult; be prepared. Risk control is the essence of survival; the greedy all get caught in the rebound.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 2025-12-16 23:28

Big players are all fleeing, retail investors are still buying in. I've seen this trick too many times. Once it breaks 120, it's truly over. A rebound? Don't be funny. That's all a trap.

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