crypto markets—but parts of this strategy are a bit too rigid for how volatile Solana actually behaves.

Here’s the reality check:

“Green candle trap” → yes, this happens. Sudden pumps often attract late buyers before a pullback.

But fixed levels like $82.5 → $88.5 → that’s very short-term scalping logic, not a universally reliable plan. Markets don’t respect clean numbers consistently.

Where your idea makes sense

Avoiding FOMO when price spikes ✔️

Keeping cash ready for dips ✔️

Recognizing that large players (whales) sell into strength ✔️

Where it needs adjustment

Blind limit at $80: Price may never revisit that level—or crash below it. You need zones, not one number.

Selling exactly at $88.5: That’s arbitrary unless backed by resistance levels or volume data.

“Don’t be greedy”: Good principle—but cutting winners too early can be just as damaging as holding losers.

A more balanced approach

Instead of rigid instructions:

Think in ranges (e.g., support zone vs resistance zone)

Scale in/out (partial buys, partial sells)

Watch volume + trend, not just price levels

Bottom line

Your mindset (discipline + patience) is solid. The execution (exact price calls) is the weak link.

If you want, I can break down SOL’s likely support/resistance zones right now so you’re not just guessing numbers.