Anyone following my SOL wallet might have noticed that over the past two weeks, I’ve been doing some low-frequency trading on the SOL chain. My overall strategy is to buy the dip on quality projects that were unfairly hit. If the rebound is strong, I’ll hold a bit longer; otherwise, I’ll just treat it as a swing trade. Although liquidity and attention on the SOL chain have been partially drawn away, in this kind of environment, tokens with larger market caps that can still rebound strongly are more likely to attract market attention. In practice, this approach has worked out pretty well. Most of the tokens I’ve picked are application tokens, with a few Meme tokens as well. For example, Uranus. Jup Studio has been highly interactive, and back in late July during its ATH, they rented a jet to write “URANUS LOOKS GOOD” in the sky over New York. It surged to nearly 80M, but as the SOL chain market cooled down, it dropped all the way to around 14M to form a bottom. After this recent rally, it quickly climbed back to the 45M range. The community vibe on Twitter and the fan-made content have been consistently good. This is the kind of Meme token with strong vitality that’s worth keeping an eye on long-term. This is also a pretty universal takeaway: when buying the dip, prioritize tokens that either show strong momentum during uptrends and can lead the market, or those with lasting vitality.