2026-01-09 03:20:21

#2026年比特币价格展望 SOL's recent trend remains the same—range-bound oscillation back and forth.

Last night, when it approached around 132, there was a rebound, but just after hitting over 140, it was pushed down again. The previous analysis targeting 130 was accurate and aligns with the recent few days' rhythm.

From the chart structure, it looks like it will continue to dance within this box in the short term. The 140 level is a hard ceiling; it can't break through above, and the rebound space isn't large.

What to do:
Consider shorting in the 139-140 area to see if it can be pushed down again.
Keep a close eye on the 130 level as support.
If it reaches 130 and lacks the momentum to continue downward, immediately switch to a long position to catch the rebound.

This kind of oscillation trading relies on rhythm; entries and exits should be flexible, stop-losses must be set properly, and losses should be manageable.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 32m ago

140 is just a paper tiger at this level; it drops at a touch. The 140-130 range is repeatedly harvesting the little guys. It's really about riding the rhythm—be quick and ruthless; otherwise, you'll be the one getting eaten. SOL has been like this lately; there's not much to expect. Just keep observing. The biggest risk in this market is not setting stop-losses properly. A single pullback can wipe out an account. I've seen too many cases like that. If it can't break 130, it rebounds; if it can't break 140, it continues to fall. It's just a cycle—boring to death.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 1h ago

SOL has hit 140 again, I'm really tired of this rhythm 140 is really stubborn and unbreakable, why are people still pushing up If 130 can hold, then rebound; if not, keep smashing, it's that simple This market is a paradise for short sellers Brothers who haven't set their stop-losses properly are probably going to get liquidated

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RetailTherapist

· 01-09 03:50

140 is really a tough nut to crack; it feels like we have to wait for the next opportunity to break through. Both震 and折腾, this rhythm truly tests your reaction speed. 130 can't hold? Then it's time to reverse and go long to test the waters.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 01-09 03:45

140 deadlock pressure, this wave still depends on swing trading to make a living --- 130 rebound is coming again? It really looks annoying --- Good point about rhythm trading, the key is whether you can really profit from it --- Hard resistance means it can't go up, SOL is still dragging on --- This market is so dull, when will there be a big trend --- 130 support really works, I was stuck there yesterday --- Trying to short at 139-140? A bit risky, stop-loss space is too small --- Flexible entry and exit sounds simple, but when actually trading, you're still getting slapped in the face --- Turning around to go long on the rebound? Depends on whether 130 can hold first --- Dancing within the box, jumping around but just feels like you can't make money

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StableCoinKaren

· 01-09 03:44

140 dead pressure, this wave is coming back to cut the leeks again, SOL is played like this --- Buy on rise above 130, sell on drop below, rhythm players must have it --- If it can't break through the hard resistance, it's just a trap. 130 is the real test --- Still the same sentence, this kind of fluctuation is a gambler's game, always losing more than winning --- Waiting for the 130 retest, whether the true support or false support, we'll see when the time comes --- If 140 can't push up, it already indicates the problem, the bears are still guarding --- Can we stop TMD flipping again, just choose a direction and go --- Setting stop-loss properly is not wrong, otherwise it's really a waste of time

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-09 03:29

Line 140 is really a tough guy, always knocking the bulls down and calling them mom. I bet five bucks that next time it surges up, it will be pushed back again, looping a hundred times.

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SybilAttackVictim

· 01-09 03:25

SOL is doing the same old trick again. It gets hammered after rising to 140, really frustrating. By the way, can 130 really hold? It feels like the main force just wants to mess with retail investors. Short-term trading requires quick reactions. Hesitate even a little, and you'll get trapped. There's a high chance that the 140 drop is a trap to lure in shorts. I don't dare to make a move. If 130 breaks, we all have to run. Stop-loss is something you can't skimp on.

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