Looking at the recent chart movements, Solana continues to oscillate within a range. Last night, it found support around 132, then rebounded to 140 but was again resisted, which aligns well with the previous target around the 130 region.
The current market structure remains quite clear — the 140 resistance level is hard to break through, and the short-term upward space is tightly constrained. The future movement will depend on whether this range can be broken; otherwise, the sideways trend will continue.
**Practical trading considerations:** When the price rebounds to around 139-140, consider placing a short order. The short-term take-profit target is around 130. If the price hits the target but shows no signs of further decline, remember to switch to a long position to prepare for a possible rebound.
In a ranging market, timing is everything — quick entries and exits, flexible strategies, and risk control always come first.
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SolidityStruggler
· 3h ago
This hurdle at 140 just can't be broken through, still need to patiently wait for a breakout.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 01-09 14:19
This 140 level is really stuck; it feels like it needs to shake out one more time before breaking through.
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LayerHopper
· 01-09 03:50
This barrier at 140 is really tough. It seems like it will continue to fluctuate without breaking through.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-09 03:37
This hurdle at 140 really can't hold, we still need a breakthrough; otherwise, it'll just continue to fluctuate.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-09 03:34
This wave of SOL's fluctuation is really annoying; 140 is truly a tough nut to crack.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-09 03:33
This 140 level is really a dead end; wait for the rebound and then drop again to go directly short.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 01-09 03:33
I just can't get past this hurdle of 140, and I have to keep messing around with it again and again.
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GasWrangler
· 01-09 03:23
honestly the 140 resistance is just textbook technical analysis... if you're actually monitoring the mempool dynamics, sol's price action is demonstrably correlated with validator gas optimization patterns. most traders miss this entirely, ngl
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 01-09 03:22
This hurdle of 140 is really stuck tight, oscillating to the point of bleeding.
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 **$SOL Short-Term Technical Trend Observation**
Looking at the recent chart movements, Solana continues to oscillate within a range. Last night, it found support around 132, then rebounded to 140 but was again resisted, which aligns well with the previous target around the 130 region.
The current market structure remains quite clear — the 140 resistance level is hard to break through, and the short-term upward space is tightly constrained. The future movement will depend on whether this range can be broken; otherwise, the sideways trend will continue.
**Practical trading considerations:**
When the price rebounds to around 139-140, consider placing a short order. The short-term take-profit target is around 130. If the price hits the target but shows no signs of further decline, remember to switch to a long position to prepare for a possible rebound.
In a ranging market, timing is everything — quick entries and exits, flexible strategies, and risk control always come first.
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