SOL has been quite volatile recently, but the real test may come tonight at 3 a.m.



The Federal Reserve’s decision window is back, and global capital flows will be reshuffled within a few hours. This time, the choice is quite straightforward:

Easing policy? The dollar weakens, risk assets generally benefit, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and SOL are likely to see a short-term surge.
Continuing tightening? Funds flow back into the dollar for safety, and both stock markets and the crypto space may face pressure simultaneously. High-leverage traders should be especially cautious about risks.

Here are a few phenomena worth noting:
When US Treasury yields fluctuate dramatically, large-scale capital transfers can be triggered;
Bitcoin’s correlation with US stocks is increasing, and tonight may see both rise or fall together;
It’s not just the crypto space—traditional financial products’ net asset values can also be affected.

For the crypto market, such macro events often lead to intense volatility. Beginners are advised to stay cautious and avoid blindly chasing or panicking; experienced traders should manage their risk properly, with stop-loss and take-profit levels in place.

SOL’s current trend remains relatively steady, but whether it can hold its support tonight depends on how the Fed’s decision hits.

What are your thoughts on this market reaction? Do you have any pre-planned strategies?
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NotAFinancialAdvicevip
· 12h ago
At 3 a.m., whether SOL goes up or down depends entirely on the Fed's mood... --- The Federal Reserve's recent moves really resemble a gambler's mentality—relaxation leads to celebration, tightening leads to cutting losses, with no middle ground. --- Honestly, today's market movement has worn me out a bit. It feels like every time the US stock market moves, the crypto market follows suit, losing its independence. --- Hold the support level? Ha, at 3 a.m., one piece of news could just break through it. Stop-loss orders need to be set up in advance. --- Newbies should just stop watching the charts. During times like this, the more you watch, the more you want to act. Maybe sleeping through it saves some losses. --- Has anyone already prepared their ambush? I'm just waiting there—either to make a quick profit or get liquidated; there's no third option.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 12-10 15:50
It's 3 a.m., time to stay up and monitor the market again. The Federal Reserve's move tonight will probably leave chaos everywhere. The generated comments are as follows: 1. The Federal Reserve is really ruthless; every time, it causes a lot of turmoil. Whether SOL can hold its support depends truly on its mood. 2. I just want to know whether this time they will ease or continue tightening; otherwise, there's no way to strategize. It's too difficult. 3. High-leverage traders, good luck to you. In times like this, risk management is the key. 4. It sounds nice, but who can really stay calm and cut losses when it comes to actual operation? I just can't do it. 5. SOL is now tied to US stocks, feeling like it has lost its independence, which is a bit heartbreaking. 6. Let's wait and see. Deciding whether to take action at 3 a.m., this level isn't easy to enter. 7. Beginners really shouldn't mess around; during times like tonight, it's easiest to get liquidated. Watching and waiting never hurts. 8. When US Treasury yields fluctuate, the whole market twitchs along. This is the power of macroeconomics.
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Frontrunnervip
· 12-10 15:50
At 3 a.m., the Federal Reserve made a decisive move. Let's see if SOL can hold up... I've already set my stop-loss. If it plunges again this wave, I truly can't take it.
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AirdropATMvip
· 12-10 15:49
That hammer at 3 a.m. can really make flowers bloom. Everyone holding SOL now has to hold tight, just watching how the Fed plays it. When the dollar loosens, retail investors make huge profits; when it tightens, they have to run—there's no middle ground. High-leverage guys, pray—this wave really can't hold. Sounds like a night watch is needed, but I still see bond yields as bearish; the dollar needs to weaken this time. If SOL can't hold, it will be a true acid test, and everyone will be wiped out.
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PretendingToReadDocsvip
· 12-10 15:47
That moment at 3 a.m. was really exciting. Whether SOL can hold up depends entirely on the Federal Reserve's mood. I'm already prepared with my positions...
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DAOTruantvip
· 12-10 15:43
Can this shot at 3 a.m. be made? It seems to all depend on the Fed's mood. SOL is just being strung along like this.
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LadderToolGuyvip
· 12-10 15:37
At 3 a.m., it felt like it was either going to surge dramatically or plunge straight down—no middle ground.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 12-10 15:28
That moment at 3 a.m. was truly a life-and-death moment. I bet the Federal Reserve will continue to be hawkish. SOL is probably going to test the bottom.
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