SOL is currently in an interesting position — it has risen significantly earlier, and now it’s oscillating around a high level with increased volatility. Looking at the daily chart with those long and short shadows, you can feel how intense the battle between bulls and bears is here.

I would rate the risk level as medium-high. If it breaks below the 134-135 zone, it could trigger a larger downward move. On the upside, there’s still strong resistance around 143U, making it difficult to break through easily in the short term.

**Trading ideas can be divided into two categories:**

For bullish traders, you can wait until the price pulls back to the 134-135.5U range with signs of stabilization (such as a bottoming K-line pattern on the hourly chart), and if market sentiment shows signs of warming, then consider a small position to test the waters. If you prefer a more conservative approach, wait until the price volume breaks above 139.5U (the recent upper boundary of the range) and stabilizes before considering entry.

Aggressive shorts can consider shorting when the price rebounds to the 138.5-139.5U zone, and if signs of weakness appear, open a small short position. But I must clarify, this is a contrarian move, and the risk is quite high.

**Stop-loss levels should be carefully protected:**
Long positions should set stop-loss below 133U, short positions above 140.5U.

**Target levels are as follows:**
For longs: first target 139.5U, second target 142U;
For shorts: first target 134.5U, second target 131U.

Overall, the most prudent approach at this stage is to patiently observe, use this oscillation range for high sell and low buy, but strictly control position sizes and stop-loss settings. Wait until the market clearly chooses a new direction before re-entering.