SOL's recent market movement is quite interesting. On the 4-hour chart, the price has stabilized above the 130 level with significantly increased trading volume, which is 1.5 times higher than the 24-hour average volume. Institutional ETF funds continue to flow in, and news of ecological project implementations are coming one after another—these signals combined should not be underestimated.



From a technical perspective, there are two relatively clear entry points. The first is whether the price can stabilize when retracing to the 130-135 range; this is a more conservative choice. The second is more aggressive: if the 4-hour close can again hold above 130 with continued volume increase, it’s also worth considering a follow-up.

As for target levels, the first target is 140, which is a clear resistance zone. If a volume breakout occurs, there is also a secondary target at 145 above 140, with a high potential for space to open up.

Risk management should not be overlooked—set a stop-loss if the 4-hour close drops below 130. This way, even if the judgment is wrong, you can exit in time, keeping the loss manageable. This level is important because it supports the entire logic of this rebound. Once it is broken, the short-term technical outlook will need to be reassessed.
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GateUser-44a00d6cvip
· 13h ago
130 has indeed stabilized a bit, and such volume coordination is not common. 140 I'm also watching, whether it can break through is the key. Once 130 breaks, I'll run; I don't gamble on this kind of thing. Let's see how long institutional funds can support this wave. Recently, there have been a lot of news about the SOL ecosystem, and it feels like the atmosphere is back.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 01-08 01:57
The 130 level is really tightly held, feeling a bit suffocated Institutions are quietly entering the market, I knew it wouldn't be that simple Can 140 really break through? It depends on the trading volume that follows Stop-loss set at 130, this move is still relatively safe SOL's rhythm, it feels like it's about to rise
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 01-08 01:54
The 130 level is indeed critical, but I think the probability of a rebound and stabilization in the 130-135 range is higher than directly pushing to 140. Wait, institutional ETFs are continuously flowing in? Then I need to consider a reverse strategy. Many of the news in the SOL ecosystem are positive, but can they really translate into a price increase? There are plenty of lessons from history. If 140 is so easy to break, it would have already gone up. Don’t be too optimistic. Breaking below 130 to stop loss? That’s easy to say, but whether your hand will actually tremble during operation is another matter. Is a 1.5x increase in volume enough to count as momentum? Looking at the entire cycle, it may not be sufficient. I’ll just wait and see how 130-135 performs; that’s the real deal.
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CoffeeNFTsvip
· 01-08 01:44
You really need to keep a close eye on this level of 130, or you'll get trapped again. --- Institutional entry is different; only when the volume picks up do they dare to follow. --- If it breaks 140, I'll add to my position; if not, I'll keep watching. --- Setting a stop loss below 130 is a safe move; no need to fear large losses. --- Are these landing news about the SOL ecosystem reliable? Or is it just another wave of hype? --- The 1.5x average volume data is quite intense; it might really be going up. --- I think we still need to wait for a pullback confirmation; rushing in easily leads to pitfalls. --- Is 145 the real target? It feels a bit optimistic. --- The influx of ETF funds is the real signal; technicals are all fake. --- Last time I bought in at 130 and got cut, do I dare to do it again this time... --- A volume breakout is the real opportunity; this wave looks a bit promising.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 01-08 01:41
Holding steady at 130 is actually quite interesting, it all depends on whether the institutions are truly sincere or not. Can SOL break 140 this time? It seems like it will depend on whether the subsequent ecosystem news can keep up with the hype. I agree with setting a stop loss at 130, but honestly, it's still easy to get shaken out during trading... This round of rally doesn't feel as solid as I imagined; I need to see more. Institutional ETF inflows are a good sign, but don't get too excited—there are always uncertainties. Can it really break through 140? I doubt it; the resistance is greater than expected.
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