You bought SOL at $133, invested $4,000, and now the price is hovering around $87. On paper, the loss looks painful — but the most important thing is this: you invested in SPOT, not leverage.
In spot trading, loss is only realized when you sell. Until then, you still hold the same number of SOL tokens. That’s a big psychological and strategic advantage many traders don’t have.
📉 What’s going on with SOL right now?
The entire crypto market has been under pressure.
Altcoins usually bleed more than Bitcoin during corrections.
SOL has retraced sharply, but this is happening market-wide, not due to a failure of Solana itself.
🧠 The bigger picture
Solana remains:
One of the fastest blockchains
Strong in DeFi, NFTs, and ecosystem activity
Actively used by developers and institutions
Corrections like this are normal in crypto. In fact, strong assets often shake out weak hands before the next move up.
🎯 About your $150 target
Is $150 possible? Yes — but not guaranteed in a straight line. If market sentiment improves and Bitcoin stabilizes:
$110–120 can come first
Then $135–150 becomes realistic
Two months is optimistic but not impossible, especially if broader market momentum returns.
✅ Final thought
You didn’t overtrade.
You didn’t use leverage.
You chose spot — that already puts you ahead.
Sometimes the best trade is holding with conviction and patience.
Trade here
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