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Trader Eugene: SOL can take similar actions as DOGE, XRP, and ADA when the trend comes

trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio posted on X stating: "There is no reason why SOL should not take similar measures to DOGE, XRP, and ADA when the trend arrives. The distribution network is as good or even better than any other network, and has benefited many people. When breaking through new highs, all you need is patience and diamond hands."

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