2026-01-04 20:21:52

SOL has been a bit different these days. When it dips, it doesn't be greedy; when it rebounds, it’s the first to step up and lead. Looking at the K-line structure, after the previous surge, it didn't rush to give back gains but instead consolidated at high levels to change hands, which is the hallmark of a strong coin.

The technical aspect also tells a story. The 1-hour moving averages are starting to converge upward, with the midline clearly turning up, and these signals all look quite positive. The key support is in the 128 to 130 range, essentially a bottom confirmation zone. As long as this level holds, there is room for further upward extension.

Looking upward, the first target is 140. Whether it can push to 145 depends on the trading volume. If volume picks up, the momentum can continue. Otherwise, it’s necessary to wait for the next opportunity.

One final piece of advice: For SOL’s current trend, following the momentum is the most effective; going against the trend and forcing it involves taking on risks yourself. Keep the rhythm in mind—buy when it’s time to buy, wait when it’s time to wait.

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fork_in_the_road

· 01-07 10:49

Bottoming out and changing positions—I've heard this phrase too many times, and in the end, it's just a dull decline. --- Can 128 to 130 really hold? It feels very uncertain. --- When trading volume doesn't follow the price, it's often the most dangerous. Don't be fooled. --- Strong coins? Haha, let's talk about it next month. --- I'm a bit greedy at the 140 level; I'll stick to the support at 130 and see. --- Following the trend is easy to say, but truly distinguishing between the trend and a rebound is the real challenge. --- Bottoming out at high levels sounds good, but in reality, it's just testing whether there's room above. The probability of being smashed down is quite high. --- This kind of analysis is everywhere; how many people can actually make money from it? --- If I can't push past 145, I'll just run. After being caught once, I learned my lesson.

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MetaMaskVictim

· 01-07 07:26

Damn, here we go again with the 128-130 range. Last time, it was the same story, and it just plummeted directly.

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WenAirdrop

· 01-04 20:49

128-130 really is a hurdle. If we can hold this wave, I will go all in. SOL's rhythm definitely has some flavor; instead of dumping earlier, it’s been consolidating at the bottom, which is interesting. It all depends on the volume at 140, but I think it's risky. Still, let's wait and see. The phrase "going with the trend" is so accurate; those who are stubbornly fighting against it probably got liquidated long ago. The description of consolidating at high levels to change positions is perfect—just want to do exactly that.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-04 20:43

The crucial support at 128 to 130 must hold, or else you'll have to wait for the next opportunity.

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LiquidatedNotStirred

· 01-04 20:28

Holding the line at 128-130 without breaking through is indeed interesting, but I'm worried it might just be a false alarm again.

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