From a market structure and execution perspective, SOL is currently approaching a key decision area rather than offering a clean directional setup. The recent push looks corrective to me, not a confirmed continuation, and that changes how I’m treating risk during this Crazy 48H phase on Bitget.
Price is now trading into a well-defined resistance zone around **$151–$153**. This area stands out structurally due to prior supply reactions and the slope of the higher-timeframe downtrend. For now, I’m treating this zone as a **decision point**, not a breakout level.
My plan here is simple. If price reacts poorly around **$151**, I’m more interested in protecting gains and staying flat rather than forcing continuation trades. A failure to accept above **$153** could open a pullback toward the **$106 support region**, where demand previously showed stronger reactions. That zone would matter much more to me than mid-range entries.
If price does pull back and we see clear demand absorption near that lower support, then a stronger continuation scenario becomes possible. In that case, a move beyond **$200** would not be surprising structurally, but only after acceptance and confirmation, not anticipation.
Within this Crazy 48H window, I’m using structure as an **execution filter**, not a prediction tool. I’m avoiding mid-range trades and only paying attention to reactions at extremes. The short event duration makes mistakes obvious very quickly, so patience matters more than frequency.
This isn’t about catching every move. It’s about respecting where liquidity is likely resting and letting the market show its hand first.
Not advice, just my current structural read. Curious how others here are treating this resistance area. Are you waiting for acceptance, or already positioning for continuation?
cmc:https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/solana/
