2026-01-04 19:40:12

#数字资产动态追踪 SOL has recently shown an uncommon strong momentum. The decline has been relatively mild, but it always leads the rebound. From a technical perspective, after the previous rally, it did not fall back rapidly but instead consolidated and rotated at high levels, which is a typical characteristic of a strong coin.

The moving average cluster on the 1-hour chart is gradually converging and pointing upward, with the mid-term position clearly rising. These technical signals suggest possible future developments.

The most critical zone has arrived — the 128 to 130 range.

This is the validation point for a pullback. Holding this line leaves room for further upward movement; breaking below it means a reassessment is needed. Looking upward, 140 is the first barrier; whether it can extend to 145 depends on whether trading volume can support it.

This kind of movement for SOL is only suitable for trend-following; reverse trading carries too much risk. $SOL

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-05 15:54

Sol is so strong right now, but I still only play ETH, used to it. Breaking 128-130 is really crucial; it feels like this wave depends on the trading volume. Following the trend, this point is correct. I've seen too many people insist on contrarian moves, only to get wiped out. If it can really break above 140, it could lead a wave, but I think caution is better. Sol has indeed been performing strongly recently; the moving averages converging is a good sign. I've been watching the 128 level all along; holding it is a bullish signal. Wait, if the trading volume doesn't cooperate, going up is pointless. That's the real test. The detail of leading the rebound is well observed; a typical sign of strength. I heard someone stopped out at 130. Truly, following the trend is the way to go.

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quietly_staking

· 01-04 20:02

This wave of SOL does have some potential, but I'm a bit skeptical about the 128-130 range. We need to wait for volume to confirm.

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ChainWatcher

· 01-04 19:44

This wave of SOL is indeed stable. Those who dumped earlier have been proven wrong. If I can't break through 128-130, I'll halve my position. I don't have that much confidence. Can it really break above 140? It feels like the trading volume is a bit fake. Go with the trend, anyway I'm not very skilled, just riding along and taking some soup. It's already 2024, and you're still looking at moving averages. Does this theory still hold any value?

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ZenMiner

· 01-04 19:41

sol this wave is indeed interesting. If I can't hold 128, I'll just run. --- Following the trend, that's right. I'm just lying flat and watching now. --- It would be really exciting if 140 actually breaks. It's too early to say now. --- When moving averages converge, I think of the last trap. Luckily, I escaped early. --- Volume is the most deceptive thing. Don't trust it too much. --- Feels like another fake breakout is coming. Same old trick. --- I just want to know if it will drop back to 120 this time. --- High-level consolidation sounds comfortable, but it's actually a trap. --- If it can't break 145, don't bother. Waste of time.

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