we're gonna win so much, you're going to get tired of winning & then you'll say, please, please it's too much winning we can't take it anymore, it's too much
& then ill say, no it isn't! we have to keep winning, we have to win more!
you get a small window of opportunity at the beginning of bull markets to position while everyone else is asleep at the wheel before the herd comes in with volume
right now is that time
long space $SPCX
long robotics $BOT
long degeneracy solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112
long finance $HYPE
long internet culture solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump
All the records broken by Lionel Messi today:
Most FIFA World Cup finals goals by a football (soccer) player - 18
Most FIFA World Cup matches played in by an individual - 28
Most matches won by a player at the football (soccer) FIFA World Cup - 18
Most minutes played in the football (soccer) FIFA World Cup - 2,489
We are witnessing history.
$SOL
Solana is slowly entering the area where I'm starting to pay attention for the next cycle.
Last bear market, SOL topped around $260 and eventually bottomed near $8.
Most people quote the full 97% drawdown, but that number was heavily distorted by the FTX collapse and subsequent estate liquidations.
Before that event, SOL had already lost roughly 90% of its value.
That's the ballpark I think is more relevant.
This cycle, SOL topped around $295, and at current prices, it's already down roughly 77%.
If you apply the same drawdown compression we've seen across BTC and ETH over multiple bear markets, then an 80-85% correction feels like a reasonable baseline.
That would put SOL somewhere in the $45-60 region.
Coincidentally, that's also where the lower acceptance cloud likely sits for the cycle bottom based on predictive maths.
That's the area I care most about.
Historically, every meaningful accumulation opportunity in SOL has come from that region and below.
Last cycle, price first touched the lower cloude line around $17 before the FTX liquidation event forced a temporary overshoot to $8.
And the reality is that nobody spent the next cycle regretting purchases made at $17.
The question this time is whether that support holds without a forced seller distorting the chart.
If it doesn't hold, then I think the weekly support just above $50 becomes the obvious golden opportunity to buy.
That's where my interest starts increasing significantly, and not because I think SOL can't go lower.
But because the risk-reward starts becoming difficult to ignore.
Personally, I'm not interested in chasing it here at $68.
Give me the lower cloud. Give me a flush below $60.
Then let the market build a base.
That's where I'd start executing accumulation for the next cycle.
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