In the morning, I placed a long position with a light load at 132.57. If SOL can quickly fill the gap at 137, I will take short-term profits. $SOL

GM☀️ Today is 12.13 Saturday, I opened a light position at 132.57 in SOL. SOL is not at a "confirmed reversal" yet, but has reached the stage where "a small position can be used to change the location." The weekly chart is still in a downtrend structure, but the price has been pressed near the previous low around 130, and at the same time, we can see hints of bullish divergence on the chart—this indicates that the bears are weakening, and the market will likely first move into a "consolidation and repair" phase.

1) 121~130 is the last defense line for bulls.
If this level holds, the bulls can talk about a rebound; if it effectively breaks down, don't be stubborn, just retreat directly.
2) The upper FVG is very dense, acting as a rebound target and a resistance wall.

I am more focused on three segments: 140~145, 160~170, 175~180.
So even if I go long, don't expect to hit it all at once; the market is more likely to follow the rhythm of "rebound—pullback—rebound".
My plan (batch logic)
Only open the first light position near the current price to test the long
Add more on the pullback to 128~130
Extreme pullback to 123~121, add the final position
Risk control is simple: if it breaks 121, the batch plan is void, don't hold on stubbornly.
Follow the plan in batches and set stop-loss according to the rules. Until the trend is confirmed, don't hold faith when it comes to stop-loss.
(Only recording trading thoughts, not constituting advice)