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Aerocryptic

True. But the issue is I don't see any specific tailwind for SOL. Memecoin mania is over, ETH is trying to scale on the L1 level. And it's still 40%ish away from this level of support. TAO I've kept some as AI is still very much a thing and we're just potentially 1 successful subnet away from an uncorrelated run. I don't see that kind of catalyst in the short to mid term for SOL or even UNI

Aerocryptic

There are coins like SOL I would not like to hold rn. Broke out from its last 2 years range. No level of support until $45

Lv99_Slacker

Yeah, I've also just recently realized how much the bitcoin lending space has grown. Some others I'll mention that you didn't list: Debifi, Lava, Lygos Finance, Cadena Bitcoin, Firefish. For me, the three most important factors when deciding which platform to go with are: 01) It's non-KYC; 02) If it offers sub-$10k loans; 03) It's non-custodial. https://www.lava.xyz/ I'm testing out a sub $1k loan from Lava right now. It meets 2 out 3 of the criteria I listed. It's custodial, unfortunately. Initially, Lava tried to offer self custody using a protocol called discreet log contract (DLC), but ran into an issue trying to implement it, so they opted for the custodial route. For sub $1k loans, I'm okay with using custodial services. Anyway, the Lava loan is distributed as USDC-SOL.

Glyzzza_

BTC, ETH, and SOL hold real value through scarcity, security, and utility, while a few other major chains with real users and revenue can survive; coins without use, revenue, or network effect likely fade.

Due-Candy-8929

I still like ETH, bought more SOL and XRP on that big crash the other day

Due-Candy-8929

picked up some SOL and XRP during the crash the other day

Puzzleheaded_War7273

Buffett’s quote sounds cool, but it only works if you actually understand why people are fearful. Otherwise its just another motivational caption. Buying 6 SOL isn’t crazy, it's a legit ecosystem. But if you're confused and need some reliable market insights, I would suggest don’t just rely on AI bots and random Reddit threads. Start following top crypto KOLs and blockchain investors who’ve survived multiple cycles - Balaji, CZ, Anthony Pompliano, Evan Luthra, etc. Not to copy trades blindly, but to understand how they think about risk, timing, and conviction, or even what their experience has been in the past. Most beginners lose money because they go all-in emotionally.

Due-Candy-8929

Personally I bought a little more crypto the other day when BTC crashed to 60k … a little bit of SOL XRP and ETH… while prices are down I plan to buy more over time

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sandrapanda98

The Solfart presale accepts SOL, ETH, BNB, USDT, USDC, and credit cards. No excuses. Anyone can get in.

KateR_H0l1day

I bought my first BTC at ~$44K, but it wasn’t my first crypto, I started mining HNT, which is what got me into crypto. Because I needed a wallet for my HNT, and eventually a way to sell, after research I selected CDC, and because of that, my second crypto I was buying, was CRO. Now my HNT Is in the toilet, but it’s mostly free due to mining (management just sucks), but I am well into the green with my CRO, even at these low prices! I’d high hopes for DOT & KSM, Yowzer, how wrong can you be, but I started buying SOL after the FTX crash, my average pice is ~$28.50, so obviously green there. I added to my BTC, am still green there and added more today, patience and a long term outlook is key in this game we’re all playing. The obvious 🙄 thing is; that it’s critical at what price you buy and average too, and the more blood in the streets, the more likely you are to end up with good profits. Just IMO of course 🤷‍♀️

Candid_Problem_1244

ETH and SOL would go back to their ATH at some points. Whether this is the rock bottom we never know.

biba8163

> Crypto will pump with the Clarity Act, Genius Act... Reminder of the ETF hopium that would pump various cryptos. Desperate bagholders are being strung along again. It's always bait and switch from the old narrative to the new as the old narrative fizzles out. - ETH is down 🔻-42% since its first ETF launch in July 2024 - XRP is down 🔻-42% since its first ETF launch in November 2025 - LINK is down 🔻-30% since its first ETF launch in December 2025 - HBAR is down 🔻-52% since its first ETF launch in October 2025 - SOL is down 🔻-58% since its first ETF launch in October 2025 - LTC is down 🔻-52% since its first ETF launch in October 2025

biba8163

> Crypto will pump with the Clarity Act, Genius Act, the fight between banks and crypto exchanges for yield on stablecoins Who cares? None of this matters to crypto prices. Reminder of the ETF hopium that would pump various cryptos. Desperate bagholders are being strung along again. It's always bait and switch from the old narrative to the new as the old narrative fizzles out. - ETH is down 🔻-42% since its first ETF launch in July 2024 - XRP is down 🔻-42% since its first ETF launch in November 2025 - LINK is down 🔻-30% since its first ETF launch in December 2025 - HBAR is down 🔻-52% since its first ETF launch in October 2025 - SOL is down 🔻-58% since its first ETF launch in October 2025 - LTC is down 🔻-52% since its first ETF launch in October 2025

MemeyOreos

SOL is probably the best for pure speed right now. ETH obviously long term. but idk SEI is interesting for the parallelization approach, feels like actual innovation vs most L1s just copying homework lol. worth researching at least

BlackRibbon69

ETH is great, I'm planning to keep buying it until 3,5k+ I see good entry point right now. Speaking of SOL, I don't want to give you financial advice but I think buying SOL is really smart move, they are doing really a lot rn. As far as I know, Phantom, the biggest wallet on SOL is creating their own web3 connector to replace wallet connect and it might be game changing for SOL ecosystem

FunRreal

So, what do you say — should I buy some SOL or ETH coins?

BlackRibbon69

I'm buying ETH and SOL for fixed amount daily, you'll never miss the best entry point. Still bullish on ETH, Vitalik knows what he's doing

Dusi99

Yeah, I know the struggle. I usually stick to self custody apps on my phone, Electrum for BTC, Phantom for SOL, Rainbow for ETH. Makes sending or swapping quick without digging around. For seed phrases, I keep one copy in a secure offline password manager and another physical backup somewhere safe😅 And if I just want to swap or earn a little without moving everything, Nexo is super convenient. Still, my main holdings always stay in my own wallets.

Choice-Adagio-8376

Solid points OP! 🎯 The hard part is getting the data clean and in one place. I end up having Artemis for general trends, but for a quick is this level real? check, I choose BYDFi’s MoonX overview for SOL. Seeing exchange netflow and large transfers on the same page next to the price chart saves time. It doesn’t make the decision for you, but it makes the “conviction” part faster.

Advanced-Industry-50

Dca every week BTC, ETH, SOL That's it 

estibavifi

BTC 30% ETH 30% OCEAN 30% for big ROI SOL 10%

Special_Ordinary1951

Link SOL xrp ondo sei

MyEXTLiquidity

Bitcoin but may buy some SOL come summer time. I’m sure that will rebound from whatever the low gets to 

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Django_McFly

> Should I buy Pepe or XRP? Or, is there a better option than these two? Would anyone recommend SUI, SOL, or ADA? this can't be real...

harvested

Cause it was all planned. Sacks and the other All In guys had huge Solana holdings at rock bottom VC cost basis but without the liquidity to sell. That is why Trump launched the memes on SOL, it gave them the perfect exit. A couple weeks later Sacks announced he liquidated his positions to "avoid a conflict of interest". Smart really.

Legal-Net-4909

The main thing I’d think about is risk concentration. SOL at 25% plus two newer infrastructure bets means over half your portfolio is tied to higher beta narratives. That’s fine if you’re comfortable with volatility, but it’s usually the part that hurts the most in long drawdowns.

RadiantWarden

At a glance this looks diversified, but in practice it’s a very concentrated bet on one thing: continued risk-on crypto conditions. BTC, ETH, SOL, RNDR, and TIA are all highly correlated in drawdowns. In a real bear market, this isn’t five positions, it’s essentially one trade with different labels. BTC and ETH as a combined 60 percent is reasonable for a long-term horizon, but even those aren’t risk-free. Bitcoin still carries headline and trust risk in a way traditional assets don’t. Markets don’t wait for nuance if new information or investigations resurface, they react first. Ethereum has its own long-standing issues people tend to gloss over: governance concentration, validator centralization, repeated monetary policy changes, and regulatory uncertainty. None of that means either asset is doomed, but it does mean blind set-and-forget thinking is risky. The bigger red flag is SOL at 25 percent. That’s not a conservative allocation, that’s a high-beta conviction bet. If SOL underperforms or runs into another structural issue, a quarter of the portfolio takes the hit immediately. Render and Celestia are fine projects, but they’re narrative-driven. AI and modular chains do very well when liquidity is abundant and sentiment is strong, and they bleed hard when it isn’t. Those work better as satellite positions than core holdings. For a true long-term portfolio, structure matters more than the specific coin list. A healthier approach is to think in layers: A heavy BTC and ETH core One high-conviction L1 or infrastructure play capped around 10 to 15 percent Smaller narrative bets at 3 to 5 percent each And ideally some dry powder so you’re not forced to buy tops or sell into drawdowns Nothing wrong with liking these assets. The question isn’t whether they’re “good projects,” it’s what role each one plays when the cycle turns and things aren’t green anymore. If you can’t explain how the portfolio behaves in a 60 to 70 percent drawdown, it’s probably taking more risk than it looks.

GPThought

60% BTC/ETH is solid for a 5-year horizon - those are the only two with real Lindy effect working in their favor. The 25% SOL is aggressive but defensible if you believe in the high-throughput L1 thesis. My only caution on Render and Celestia: 7.5% each means you need them to 10x+ just to meaningfully impact returns. Consider whether that slot is worth the cognitive overhead of tracking them.

Mother-Ask-3453

Hi, you are you doing? My advice for you is to all in at solana. Trust me, in less than 1 year solana is gonna be worth 3 times the price that it is currently (sitting at 84$ today). It’s a life changing opportunity if you have the money to invest. I put 20k into SOL today, I believe it’s one of the best investment opportunities right now.

Hot-Efficiency7190

Forget Render and Celestia, wont do numbers beating ETH and SOL. Even SOL is questionable. Include Hyperliquid HYPE which should grow to dominate trading in crypto, and significant in traditional shares and commodities.

harvested

Good advice for Dec 2024, about when Sacks sold it all. I'd love to see Raoul Pal's trades this year. Was he really holding SUI/SOL bags the whole cycle while high on his own supply? Or was he dumping throughout.

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BlackRibbon69

Solana is way better than SUI, many people are coming to this chain every day it has significant marketshare and actual use cases. So yea if I were you I'd swap my SUI to SOL

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PuzzleheadedBell4057

20% total Crypto for me. 5% ea BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP. It's gonna be one of these that's gonna become the most adopted. It's more than likely gonna be BTC. But who knows. Yahoo used to be the #1 search engine. Excite used to be the #1 social media platform. Books-a-Million was bigger than Amazon. I wanna stake in on more than just one Crypto. Better chance of being in the winner that way.

cl3ft

SOL is the network de jure for pump and dumps, whether it's NFTs, MEMEs or whatever garbage they promote next cycle. It's price is driven by the regular Bitcoin cycle. You should have sold last year, buy when it's way down sometime 26-27 and sell late 2029.

Prahasaurus

>Thanks in advance, from a teacher looking to help out my retirement. I hope you don't teach your students to rush into long-term investments based on Reddit comments. If you are seriously considering Pepe, ADA and XRP, it's clear you have no clue about crypto, and are just gambling. Stop looking for advice about crypto here on Reddit. It's like asking Reddit for legal or marriage advice. Start using crypto and see what is actually happening. You'll soon learn there are really only 3 ecosystems with actual activity: BTC, ETH, and SOL. BTC has limited activity but is the most well known. It has failed to provide much utility and now is rebranding as "digital gold." ETH has by far the most utility, over 60% of all stablecoins, the vast majority of tokenized real world assets, the most advanced DeFi, and will likely form the foundation of future asset tokenization. But few know this because they watch Tik Tok and don't actually use blockchains. SOL is very popular with memes, is not as decentralized as Ethereum but has captured the low end market. It's token is highly inflationary but could improve over time. My advice: 40% BTC, 40% ETH, 20% SOL. But you should take 2-3 months and research yourself before investing anything.

jd999g

Itd too much work to look everyday at stuff like xrp, ada, pepe, fartcoon,doge. You lose almost every time, and when you won, its not as good as BTC. But dont forget SOL its looking like a great buying opportunity to hodl

GreenStretch

Just finished my third cycle. Really nothing other than bitcoin is worth it. Two of the biggest coins, ETH and SOL didn't get very far past their 2021 highs this cycle. ADA didn't come close to matching its $3 peak last cycle. New coins for the next cycle might make money, as SUI did this cycle. After we're deeper into the bear, buying older coins at really historically depressed prices and selling them in the next cycle might be profitable, but the chance of any of them being long term holds like BTC is not great. Coingecko top 100 coins since their all time high. [https://www.coingecko.com/en/highlights/all-time-high-crypto](https://www.coingecko.com/en/highlights/all-time-high-crypto) If you haven't looked at past 10 ten lists to see lots of forgotten coins check this out. [https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/)

Alexbobica

You are right. Sorry, around 20% into altcoins, low-caps. Generally speaking, those are approximate allocations. Mostly have my funds in BTC. I had 50% in BTC and 50% in ETH, but then I decided to improve BTC positions and have something in ETH still, but added SOL, 5% each.

erjo5055

I agree regarding the blue chip alts, though I think the ATH issue is more about 2021 being free money fueled mania and 2025 occurring under tighter monetary conditions. I think ETH/SOL will likely have meaningful new ATHs in 2028, though I still think BTC is the best risk adjusted return.

Scuttlefuzz

Those are the blue chips I am talking about. If you bought SOL/ETH at the peak last cycle, you barely made a profit on paper, more than likely they held assuming it would higher and are now at a loss or sold at a loss. Same goes for XRP except this applies to 2018 top blasters. New alts that can run on hype can probably see some short-lived gains but alts in general are not in a good spot when BTC is now the only one that can truly break new ground cycle to cycle. I think the "speculation" phase for long term alts is done, it's going to take real use cases and adoption to have sustained upside. Those charts are not going to paint a pretty picture with the way things are going. Of course you can always be a cycle trader, buy the pico bottom and get out whenever, but viewing these as HODL because it's never going to zero might be a big mistake.

erjo5055

For 98% of coins I agree. Most are useless shitcoins, but there are a few exceptions with some form of future. I believe ETH, SOL and maybe XRP will likely be around in some form for quite awhile. BTC has already won its place though, the others are still battling.

Chambana_Raptor

HOW are these peoole so fucking dumb. I DCA'd during the bear down to a cost basis of <$20K for BTC, <$1500 for ETH, like TWENTY FIVE for SOL. Started my sell ladders after BTC crossed last cycle's ATH. Timed the top almost perfectly this time with over 50% of my BTC holdings sold ~$120K. It was hovering there for MONTHS. It was SO easy. HOW did these morons not sell?? Not even a LITTLE profit taking?? I went almost 10X on SOL. Kept with tradition and rode the DOGE waves for what...5X all in? Only thing I didn't quite get out of was ETH but I still made enough to triple the buys I made during the last winter, when the next one comes. Now my profits have been rotated into foreign index funds that are up almost 30% in 6 months (always bet against Trump!). In a year, I'm going to start stacking back up. And most of this sub will still be idiots. Whatever, I guess. Thanks for being our exit liquidity, gang 🤑

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brandonholm

Oh but I do. I’ve been studying the market since 2013. I even used to mine ETH in the early days, and I have used it extensively, and can confidently say that it has no real use case. SOL is even worse.

No-Wrap3568

I keep all my crypto self-custodial by using the Cypherock cold wallet as my main vault as it lets me store multiple wallets (BTC, ETH, XMR, SOL, DOT, USDT, etc.) with separate seed phrases, but no need to write anything down thanks to Shamir’s Secret Sharing (keys split into 5 parts, only 2 needed to recover). For instant access, I connect it via WalletConnect to swap/send from my phone without exposing keys. For smaller/meme coins, I use a hot wallet like Rabby on mobile, keeping them separate from my main stack. This setup gives me both secure long-term storage and daily usability without the stress of managing multiple seed phrases or relying on centralized exchanges. Hope it helps!

BlackRibbon69

You don't understand the market, study ETH and SOL use cases please. Even if investing in altcoins is a casino, ETH and SOL are casino owners so you are buying their stocks, not the spins in slot machines

Glyzzza_

I'll go for SOL, ETH and BTC

030burneR

SOL to juicy Right now

defi_farmoor

Crypto doesn't care about promises from politicians. BTC dropping alongside equities tells you everything: macro still drives price short-term. Tariffs, rate uncertainty, dollar strength. None of that changed because someone signed an executive order. The interesting signal is actually in the ETF flows. XRP and SOL pulled inflows last week while BTC bled $689M. That's not retail panic. That's institutional rotation into higher-beta assets. Long-term the regulatory clarity helps, but expecting a president to pump your bags is peak cope.

DeaderthanZed

Because other than eth all those other projects are dinosaurs. They failed to gain users and lost all their mindshare outside Reddit (which, if you still use Reddit for crypto you’re also a dinosaur.) The new coins that were hyped like sei, SUI, Ondo, etc also had no users (other than SOL), but they did have fresh capital and mindshare.

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yunghogungho

SOL went up 10x and tons of memecoins went 100x+. There was plenty of euphoria

-Real-

i stabled when SOL hit 120 git gud

Outrageous_Fee8230

This is not financial advice. 1. BTC (stop here I say but for fun…) 2. XMR (truest privacy coin, kraken or an exchange, and arguably number one except it is designed to be more like money and less like gold) 3. ETH (main crypto for use foundation but some may replace with SOL) 4. LINK (unique function as oracle) 5. QUBIC (unique concept, fastest at processing transactions, but hard to buy without using an exchange like Exolix) 6. OpenClaw Coin (meme and not associated with the local AI project except the name, fun to follow) There are others such as SUI which may replace one of the above but those are just my pics. This is not financial advise.

Upstairs-Friendship2

SOL

BigSean_125

$HYPE $XRP later $SOL

This-Adhesiveness-52

Only buying ETH and LTC, maby some SOL but XRP is just paid influencers that promote the hell out off that coin. It is almost as worthless as a memecoin. Banks gonna switch to another xrplikecoin that's cheaper when xrp gets to expensive. It's all hype. That it's even in the top 5 is crazy. That promotion team really paid off. BTC is to expensive.

Expensive_Wall_7889

Well I trade meme coins so rn SOL is down it’s a win win for me cuz meme coms uses SOL That’s why I’m buying Sol so even if it ain’t pumping I still can use it for meme trading

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Post is by: AdAncient6591 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qzgpxs/the_global_pulse_and_the_sovereign_response/ The Global Pulse and the Sovereign Response ​The current state of the global market is one of high tension. Solana ($SOL) is currently testing a critical floor at 86, having faced a significant decline of nearly 40% over the last month. The digital headlines are dominated by reports of a 1 Billion institutional paper loss within major Solana treasuries and the expansion of class-action lawsuits. For many, the visual of the market right now is a sea of red. ​The Investigative Contrast ​When the market faces this level of volatility, it is essential to ask the questions that separate the giants from the builders: ​Has the creator of Bitcoin or the founders of Ethereum made a personal deposit today to defend your support levels? ​Are the heads of major Solana corporations currently active in their own communities, minting new assets to harden the value of their ecosystems? ​Is any other native project founder currently hand-formatting a 10-book library for Amazon Kindle to ensure their project has real-world utility and a permanent legacy? ​The answer across the board is a resounding no. They are silent, but Festive Coin is not. The Watchtower is operational and the work is relentless. ​The Founder’s Audit ​While the institutions are navigating legal fallout, the Founder of Festive Coin is operating in the "Dungeon," handling every physical and digital aspect of this project alone. ​The Museum Expansion: Today, the Founder added three new assets to the Gallery, bringing the total unique collection to 15+ pieces. Instead of following the market down, he raised the floors—anchoring the value of the Sanctuary between 12.0 and 35.0 SOL. ​The Kindle Library: While others watched the ticker, the Founder successfully pushed Book 6 and Book 7 of his 10-book saga through the publishing process. This is a one-man operation involving formatting, editing, and physical coordination. ​The Financial Commitment: The Founder has made two direct deposits into the coin today. He has not taken a single dollar out of the project. He is a 55-year-old retired CEO who does not need to be here, yet he is the only one putting skin in the game while others wait for a "safe" entry. ​The Sovereign Conclusion ​The Founder is a human being who has built corporations and is now building a Sanctuary. He is not a faceless bot or a kid looking for an exit. He is a professional who deserves a paycheck for this labor, but he has pledged not to take a dime until this community is in the green. ​The red in the market is merely a tax on the impatient. Web3 is decentralized, it is the future, and it is coming. If you want to see what actual building looks like during a storm, Google "Thomas Harrison Festive Coin" and get involved. The Office is open. ​Thank you for your time, Thomas Harrison Founder of The Festive Coin Official. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Willing_Gas7868

Honestly, the cleanest route right now is just using a big CEX (Binance/OKX/Coinbase): send ETH in, swap to SOL, withdraw - boring but reliable. If you want on-chain, Portal (Wormhole) is usually the smoothest bridge I’ve found, but expect a bit of time and fees. If you care more about speed than purity, CEX > bridges every time.

No-Contribution9918

Yeah, at least SOL was able to reach a new ATH this past cycle. ADA didn't even reach half of its previous ATH.

turd_ferguson_816

SOL is no better. Give your head a shake. It’s shit.

SameWeekend13

Cardano as a project is done. I’ll rather invest in SOL.

richkiddio

Read up on keeta.com, the white papers and join the discord. TLDR, it has the capability of being a faster and more efficient blockchain like SOL while having the infrastructure and Compliance with bank systems.

Danejir

SOL and XRP are two very different coins, so how is this third coin your shilling the next one of two different things?

richkiddio

$KTA, the next SOL/XRP. Still under 200 million market cap.

No_Giraffe_4647

I have a split with a top 10 coins and here my ranking BTC ETH HBAR CC XRP SOL ZRO ICP SUI DOVU

Horror-Sector7498

Totally normal to feel this way most people start exactly there. Buffett’s quote is about behavior, not rushing in. Fear *can* be a good time, but only if you don’t overextend. Since you’re new and already bought 6 SOL, the safest move isn’t “buy more now” it’s slow down and space it out.

syKonaut

[https://imgur.com/a/IVV26iT$SOL](https://imgur.com/a/IVV26iT$SOL) $SOL $117.756-$102.866 +289.5% $90.085 - $70.711 +547.99% Closed a +134% position on $SUI and +54% position on ETH as well that I can attach PnL cards to as well but I don't want to gloat too much.

Negative_Salt_4599

Yeah honestly SOL and BTC. I’m personally not buying any but that’s what I would go after If I was..

AnxiousSeason

I’m only in BTC and SOL. Nothing else seem interesting. BTC has name recognition. SOL has the technicals.

Chance-Pie-9034

That's what I was thinking too. SOL should bounce back eventually, the question is when.

AdAncient6591

Im as real as they come. Im 55 and led as CEO through my career. I'm unique. Name 1 new token that is almost 4k deep on their coin. Name an author and NFT creator that rolls much of the liquidity back into the community. Lastly, I haven't touched 1 token since my start 26 days ago. 89,000 tokens die daily. I'm #1 for google search around the world because I give back to people like you. I keep the floor concrete. We grow daily come drop some SOL IN FESTIVE COIN. Thank you for your time, Thomas Harrison Founder of Festive Coin Official

Plus_Seesaw2023

I only have one thing to say! SOL should never have gone over $50 again! It got decimated down to $10, it should have stayed there!

BagofBabbish

It’s an alt but not a terrible alt. SOL is a pretty solid alt as well. The truth is though, crypto market is almost entirely Bitcoin. Like 90%+. Eth is a distant second. And like 5% is everything else

Trentonhawk

Hopefully we hit bottom and now is a good time to stack your crypto bags, especially in regards to BTC. On Thursday February 5th on Jupiter Exchange (A premier Solana DEX) when the market was really crashing Bitcoin fell to $67,308. I was shorting Solana with Perps and saw it first hand. At around $69,500 right now that's a $2200 swing up from the low. Solana flash crashed to $67.56. I shorted SOL with 75x leverage from $97 down to $70 before I pulled out of the Perp. All I can say is that is the first time I made serious money on crypto crashing. I have to say this about Perps with high leverage, unless you are prepared to stare at charts for hours and possibly be liquidated regardless its not for the faint of heart. Definitely a stressful way to play the game. Let's hope that we rebound from here.

musket2018

I am good with staking SOL and not worrying about price for a few more years, obviously keeping an eye out for threats 

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Post is by: Minute-Ad3305 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/Trading/comments/1qy6o89/be_honest_what_did_hodling_altcoins_over_the_last/ Over the last \~4 years, a lot of people followed the same idea. Fill a portfolio with altcoins, HODL, wait for the bull run. Apart from a few exceptions like BTC, ETH or SOL, many altcoins are still down heavily. Some never recovered, others are just stuck. A lot of capital and time stayed locked. Some people stuck to HODLing. Others switched to trading and often not very successfully. Many learned a lot but did not necessarily make money. In my case, for every altcoin investment I invested the same amount into BTC as well. Because of that, the overall result was okay, even though many altcoins underperformed. I am not here to bash altcoins or promote any strategy. I am genuinely curious about real experiences, not influencer narratives. Be honest: What did HODLing altcoins actually bring you Did you outperform just holding BTC or ETH Did you use a similar approach Did you switch to trading and how did that go What would you do differently today Looking forward to honest replies and lessons learned. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

gemanepa

>a discount for others A discount to what exactly? Price-wise it has performed like shit for years when compared with BTC or SOL I have been diamond hands into ETH for years now and I'm not selling, but the disappointment is real

Sharks4Life34_43

ICP and SOL, but I’m even going mildly on those. When I buy back in at the end of the year and start this cycle again, it will be mainly BTC

MakCapital

"since day 1" 🤣😂🤣 So you bought after ATH hitting nearing 4 years of up and are wondering why you're having trouble. Zoom out. The most relevant L1s: BTC, HYPE, SOL, ETH. Stay focused on what people in web3 actually use. Don't stack L1s no one uses unless they are new. Hold mostly BTC. Learn patience on a multi-year time horizon. You'll do fine, but you need to stay involved.

SilverbackViking

I also got a scare, I'm very conservatively margined, swam through 10/10 no fear at all, made a bucket using bots to harvest the volatility. Bought a little more every dip, bought some SOL at the "bargain price of $102" 🤣🙄 Bought some more XRP, added them straight to my margin to stay safe from liquidation. The volatility is what I'm relying on to improve on my returns and entries, I'm way down on most of my portfolio but the returns from the bots increases beautifully on this kind of volatility. All in all I'm still in and sitting on a decent amount more crypto, still in a fiat loss but my goal is to ignore the fiat value for around 10 years, only harvest volatility and occasionally add more when funds or margin allow.

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Post is by: AdAncient6591 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qy0wrl/the_festive_coin_business_model/ The Office Workshop: Buying in the Red ​I missed out on that 67 SOL bottom this morning. I was asleep, and if I had known the market was going to flash-crash that hard, I would have set an alarm to wake up and buy at that cost. But here is the lesson: ​The Strategy: I bought in the low 70s. That was my final buy-in before I locked the office door. Most people wait for the green to feel safe, but I buy when it is red to get ahead. ​The "Work" Priority: I didn't catch the 67 SOL bottom because I was busy doing the real work. I spent 15 hours today copying and pasting, re-formatting the Trilogy, and getting Book 5 through the Kindle gates. ​The Result: Look where we are now. Solana has bounced back to 89 SOL. Because I bought in the low 70s, I am already earning in the green while the rest of the world is just starting to wake up and realize the crash is over. ​The Festive Coin Business Model ​Festive Coin is a business run from the office. ​The Backbone: The books are the engine. I spent today on the manual labor of the library because the liquidity from these book sales rolls right back into the Festive Coin pool. That is how you run a business—you build the value in the "office" and use it to fund the "field." ​The Premium Standard: The 35 SOL Citadel and 30 SOL King held their ground. We don't discount our work just because the market has a bad morning. We stay premium because the ecosystem is real. ​I missed the 67 SOL bottom because I was too busy building the 125 SOL future. Keep Googling me like you have been. ​Thank you for your time, Thomas Harrison Founder of The Festive Coin Official. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

mossyskeleton

ETH SOL HYPE maybe SUI I'd personally prob leave it at that

Same-Plane-635

I will go with $SOL

ThePirateFairy

I went all in on XRP, have a little in HBAR, XLM, SOL and DOGE. XRP has been a wild ride, but there is a strong community and if you study up on the utility you have the potential to really get somewhere even with a small investment. I love the idea of BTC, but the cost is too high that a ROI is just not worth it.

Right-Caregiver-9988

I’m gonna stick to stocks… Apple alone has outperformed BTC over the last 5 years. I used to love SOL and LTC but crypto is too volatile, addictive and stressful for me. If I’m gonna HODL anything it’s gonna be a tangible asset.

No_Researcher3938

I entered crypto in late 2024 and I’m a spot trader. I’m holding SOL and trying to understand its long-term potential. What are the main factors people here watch for SOL’s growth in the next cycle? I think sometimes we need to be patient . Time will talk

jawni

>As for the rest: * BNB - gas token for a centralized shitchain controlled by a single exchange * XRP - enough said * SOL - the shitcoin engine that can't scale and routinely fails to execute * TRX - I got nothing bad to say but honestly forget it still exists * DOGE - Who is going to take that seriously * BCH - shitcoin trading on the bitcoin name This speaks more to your own bias or gaps in knowledge then it does the industry.

DBFargie

I still have my bags. 3 of 10 are underwater 50%+. SOL, ETH, and HBAR are my only profitable alts, and just barely at this point. Waited too long for the alt season that never really came. With that being said, I will not liquidate them. Many, like the three mentioned, along with my positions in LINK, ONDO, and even ADA I still believe will do well… eventually. I’ll only grab BTC from here until the market picks back up and hopefully I can break even or even sell those for profit at some point.

ImoutoCompAlex

Yes I am. Bought SOL at both $80 and $70 yesterday and am swing trading it up to the $130-$160 level where I plan to take profits depending on how weak the charts look. Not married to SOL at all. It’s just when there is blood in the streets, buy assets. I think after a modest recovery rally we crash lower which is why I plan to start shorting again once it gets back up to the $130-$160 levels. I’ve made decent money sticking to this mentality so no reason to change it up now.

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Post is by: Far-Requirement-5183 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1qxrajk/that_sol_etf_inflow_isnt_the_bull_signal_you/ &#x200B; That SOL ETF inflow isn't the bull signal you think it is. Let's look at the real data from Feb 5. Spot ETFs for BTC saw -$434.15M in outflows. ETH saw -$80.79M leave. Meanwhile, SOL got a tiny +$2.82M inflow. The hype machine is calling this a huge win for SOL. It's not. That inflow is a rounding error compared to the half a billion dollars that left the two biggest assets. This isn't some massive rotation from Bitcoin into Solana. It's just market noise. Don't get tricked into focusing on a tiny green number while ignoring the much bigger red ones. Does a $2.82M inflow really change your long-term thesis on anything? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

No_Researcher3938

I joined crypto in December 2024 and I’m only a spot trader. SOL is my favorite coin, but I’m honestly scared right now. It’s around $87, and the hardest part is that I’m currently out of money — I really want to buy more but can’t. Do you think SOL can reach $200 again this year? I’d appreciate any advice.