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$SOL exploded in the past 24 hours! Volatility over 7%, intense battle between bulls and bears

Family, the recent SOL price action has been incredibly thrilling! Trading volume surged dramatically, prices skyrocketed and plunged, many were wiped out instantly, while quick-moving short-term traders managed to grab profits.

Looking at the market data, SOL trading volume across major platforms has surged, with price swings exceeding 7%. Short-term capital is flooding in. As prices rise, highly leveraged positions can't hold, triggering wave after wave of forced liquidations—truly a惨烈 scene. On the flip side, those who timed their entries perfectly should have made significant short-term gains.

This rally isn't without reason. On one hand, people see the SOL ecosystem becoming increasingly active; on the other, overall market sentiment is improving. However, during such volatile periods, many tend to go all-in with high leverage, only to get wiped out with even a slight price move. For short-term traders, this volatility presents opportunity—but the risk is extremely high.

Moreover, SOL's recent surge wasn't isolated. NFTs and DeFi projects on its ecosystem have also been hot lately, drawing in substantial capital and amplifying volatility. This kind of short-term volume spike is entirely driven by sentiment—be very cautious, don't over-leverage, and always set stop-losses.

Overall, the 24-hour frenzy around $SOL shows strong recognition of its ecosystem value. But such dramatic swings also remind us: high returns come with high risks. In trading, staying cautious is always the better choice.

Emotional Management: The Invisible Variable Determining Trading Level

The greatest enemy of traders is not the market, but their own mind.

Common Emotional Traps in Trading

1. Greed: Reluctance to exit after profits
When profitable, many people fantasize that gains will expand infinitely and are unwilling to take profits. As a result, when the market reverses, they not only give back their profits but also incur losses.

Solution: Set a phased profit-taking plan, for example, reduce half the position when profit reaches 5%; use trailing stop-loss to lock in profits.

2. Fear: Hesitation to cut losses when incurring losses
When unrealized losses grow, traders often hold onto hope: "Just give me a little more time, it will recover." This leads to increasing losses, eventually becoming unbearable.

Solution: Set a stop-loss before entering a trade and execute it without exception; use smaller positions to reduce psychological pressure from stop-loss triggers.

3. Anxiety: Inability to wait for opportunities
Many people know there is no trading opportunity at the moment, yet they always feel compelled to "do something." This anxiety leads to frequent ineffective trades.

Solution: Set a daily maximum number of trades; relieve anxiety through meditation or exercise.

4. Overconfidence: Loss of control after consecutive profits
Consecutive profits can create a false sense of superiority, making traders believe they "understand the market." These individuals often go all-in on the next trade, resulting in total failure.

Solution: Reduce position size after profits to stay calm; review trades regularly to remind yourself that the market is always unpredictable.

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!!! Be cautious about participating in random memes; there's always a risk of total loss!
The market was relatively stable over the weekend with minimal volatility, but there was still a slight increase today!
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