I currently have 4,000 USDT available and I’m planning to invest in Solana ($SOL) on Spot.
I’m still a beginner, so I don’t want to enter the market blindly. I’m looking for some experienced traders/investors to share their thoughts. 👇 #solana 💰 Available Balance: 4,000 USDT 🪙 Coin: $SOL 📊 Strategy: Spot — No Leverage
❓ What do you think is the right time to buy SOL?
Should I: 🔹 Buy a small portion now and DCA if the price drops? 🔹 Wait for a better entry around support? 🔹 Wait for a breakout confirmation before entering?
📌 I’m not planning to invest all 4,000 USDT at once. Risk management is my priority.
Please share your entry zones, support/resistance levels and risk-management ideas.
⚠️ This is not financial advice. I’m a beginner doing my own research before investing.
What would you do with 4,000 USDT? #SOL #Solana #Crypto #CryptoInvestment #SpotTrading #DCA #Binance #USDT
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Long 20x Leverage maximum Entry: 0.152 – 0.158 SL: 0.147 TP1: 0.165 TP2: 0.172 This AT has been in a strong uptrend and is pushing higher with good momentum. It can continue towards 0.165-0.168 if it stays above 0.148, but a small pullback to 0.152-0.153 is also possible before the next leg.
Long 20x Leverage maximum Entry: 0.152 – 0.158 SL: 0.147 TP1: 0.165 TP2: 0.172 This AT has been in a strong uptrend and is pushing higher with good momentum. It can continue towards 0.165-0.168 if it stays above 0.148, but a small pullback to 0.152-0.153 is also possible before the next leg.