Over the past two days, SOL rose, then lost all its gains overnight. Yesterday, I was writing about it: it dipped to 89.86, then rallied to 98.14—I thought, finally, it’s broken through. But last night, a long red candle wiped out 96 entirely, sending it plunging all the way down to 88.30 by early this morning—breaking below Tuesday’s low of 89.86. From its peak at 98.14, it dropped nearly 10%. And then? It stopped falling. Throughout the day, it hovered between 89 and 90, grinding sideways until evening, when it slowly began to creep up. At 7:30 PM, it’s at 90.41—up 2.4% from the low of 88.30. It took a full day to climb up, but just one night to give it all back. What’s most frustrating is that both dips—first at 89.86, then at 88.30—felt like bottoms to me. Each time, I thought, “This is it.” And each time, it dropped even lower before turning around. This week, SOL has taught me one lesson: patience. Did you buy near 88? Or are you like me, convinced every dip is the bottom—only to be proven wrong again? #Solana #SOL solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112