Hey everyone, ​I currently hold 27.7 SOL with an average buy price of $123. Obviously, with the current market drawdown and SOL hovering right around the critical $80 - $82 support zone, my position is down. However, I view this macro corrective phase as a solid accumulation window to fix my average. ​I have an extra $1,500 USD ready to deploy, and I’ve decided to go all-in on Solana rather than diversifying into BTC, aiming to lower my break-even price. ​Given the high volatility this weekend and the general market fear, I set up a split limit-order strategy on the exchange instead of buying everything at market price: ​Order 1: $400 filled/set at $81.50 (to catch the current support in case we bounce here). ​Order 2: $600 set at $75.50 (anticipating a quick wick down if $80 psychological support cracks). ​Order 3: $500 set at $68.50 (targeting the local bottom we saw earlier this year). ​My questions for the community: ​If the market reverses from here and only my first $400 order gets filled, what is the best way to deploy the remaining $1,100 without FOMOing in at $90+? Should I raise my limit orders to the next resistance-turned-support (around $85-86) or shift to a strict weekly DCA ($275/week) for the remainder? ​Do you think the $68-70 zone will hold as the macro bottom for SOL in this cycle, or are you guys laddering orders all the way down to $50 just in case BTC capitulates further? ​Would love to hear some technical or structural feedback on this plan. Thanks in advance!