2026-01-05 08:30:14

Regarding the recent trend of SOL, pay close attention to the 135.28 level. The key criterion is whether the 1-hour timeframe can hold steady above this level—if it can, then the rebound has genuine momentum. Looking upward, watch out for resistance zones at 137.46, 139.76, and 142.40.

Conversely, if the 1-hour timeframe fails to hold above 135.28 today, it indicates that this rebound lacks strength. In that case, focus on the support levels below: 133.23, 131.14, and 129.33 will become critical supports.

XRP is currently in a small-term bullish pattern. The focus today is around 2.1205. The same logic applies—only if the 1-hour timeframe holds steady is the rebound considered valid and strong enough. The resistance levels upward are at 2.1506, 2.1834, and 2.2194.

If the 1-hour timeframe cannot hold above 2.1205, this rebound may be over. At that point, the support levels below—2.0916, 2.0657, and 2.0399—become important.

In this round of market correction, Bitcoin's performance remains the barometer. In the short term, trading strategies should revolve around these key levels.

SOL1,15%

XRP-2,19%

BTC0,06%

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SerumSqueezer

· 18h ago

If 135.28 cannot be broken, SOL might stage another rebound today --- XRP has really been stuck at 2.1205 for too long, it feels like it will either explode or collapse --- It's the same old story with Bitcoin's indicator, alright, let's follow the big brother and eat --- There are so many resistance levels, but no one knows where it will truly break through --- Not even able to hold steady for an hour and still talking about a rebound, hilarious --- A bunch of key support levels, any one of them can be chosen later and claimed as a rebound --- If SOL drops to 129.33 this time, I will go all-in --- If XRP really hits 2.2194, I will celebrate by eating a chicken leg --- Always so many positions each time, and I manage to guess one or two correctly --- If 135.28 doesn't break, the entire narrative collapses. I bet this wave can hold.

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RugPullAlarm

· 01-07 16:21

Once again, it's the 135.28 trick. I wonder how many people are going to get liquidated here. If it doesn't hold in 1 hour, it's a false rebound. How many times have I said this, yet some people still refuse to believe it.

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StableGenius

· 01-07 00:23

ngl, 135.28 on sol is literally just another line on the chart lol. everyone's watching the same spots anyway so... good luck with that

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ProposalDetective

· 01-05 09:00

135.28 is a watershed; whether this rebound has any hope depends on it. XRP's 2.1205 is the same; if it can't hold the 1h support, it's over. Don't expect a rebound. BTC is the main backbone; everything else must make way. SOL's resistance levels are quite dense; it feels like the upward space is being cut off tightly. 2.1205 feels too fragile; XRP has been quite volatile lately. It's the same logic again—key support and resistance levels fluctuate back and forth, so boring. Can 135.28 really hold? It feels like it's going to fall again.

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consensus_failure

· 01-05 09:00

SOL's 135.28 is really the life and death line. If it breaks, it's straight to eating noodles. If you can't stabilize within an hour, don't bother. Currently, XRP's bulls are fine; it all depends on whether 2.1205 can hold. If it can't, it's the fate of a bagholder. Bitcoin will always be the big brother leading the way; other coins just sway along. Remember to set stop-loss orders in advance at these levels, so you don't get caught too badly. 135.28 and 2.1205 are fragile lines; they are easy to break and also easy to rebound from. It all depends on today's luck. Honestly, this round of adjustment is a bit annoying, constantly staring at these numbers circling. With so many resistance levels, it feels like there's limited room to rise. The rebounds are mostly pulse-like movements. Does anyone think that the 137.46 level is a false breakout trap? Looking at the technicals alone is meaningless; we need to wait for BTC signals. Everything else is just a backdrop.

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 01-05 08:55

Sol is now watching whether 135.28 can hold; if it can't, it will test lower again. Over at XRP, 2.1205 is the real key; once broken, it's all over. BTC is the boss; everything else depends on its direction. Holding at 135.28 is tough; only a rebound makes sense, otherwise it's all empty. Once 2.1205 is broken, the support below won't hold...

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-05 08:52

Same old story, a bunch of numbers, and in the end, it still depends on BTC's mood... 135.28, 2.1205. I had the gas tracker running at 3 a.m. watching this, just to wait for the 1-hour level to stabilize or not?

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 01-05 08:38

If 135.28 can't be broken, I won't watch SOL anymore, it's too torturous. Wait, XRP is also struggling at 2.1205? The whole market is just watching BTC's moves. Alright, keep an eye on these numbers. Either make money or lose it, that's just how it is. If 135.28 is broken, will it directly drop to 131? The gap is too big, isn't there any buffer in between? The rhythm of these two coins is completely different. Both need to stabilize on the 1-hour chart, feels like playing with fire. It's another wait-and-see. Watching the K-line every day is exhausting. Just want a clear answer.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-05 08:31

135.28 Break or not, that's the question. If it breaks, just wait and see around 129. XRP still feels like a game of chance. If 2.1205 doesn't hold, it will be troublesome. BTC still needs to be watched carefully. It determines how to play the game moving forward. SOL is a bit weak this round. Is the rebound momentum really enough? There are a bunch of resistance levels, and support is scattered everywhere. This market really keeps people on their toes. If 137.46 is broken, then we'll talk about it. Anything said now is just pointless.

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