SOL has been stuck in the same old rhythm these past two days. Last night, it touched around 132 and bounced back, but once it hit 140, it was pushed down again. This is similar to the previous prediction—there was a pullback around the 130 level.
From the current trend, the overall market is still mainly consolidating, and the pressure at the 140 level is quite evident. If you want to trade, you can pay attention to the 139-140 range, which is a good opportunity for short positions, with a short-term target of 130. Conversely, if after a dip the trading volume begins to weaken and there’s no further downside momentum, you can consider reversing and going long near the target level, so there are opportunities on both sides.
This is the current rhythm of SOL. The key is whether it can effectively break through 140 or find support around 130.
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OfflineNewbie
· 01-09 03:59
140 really is a real obstacle, always getting stuck here
Why not try to break through that position at 140? Feels like it's been holding back for a while
Whether 130 can hold is the key, otherwise it will look even worse next
It's that same dual operation of short and long, sounds simple but in practice it's easy to get caught
SOL's oscillation frequency is truly torturous, better to give up on short-term trading
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-09 03:57
It seems like this hurdle at 140 will be stuck again for a while. Data shows that the historical lows keep repeating.
Hold on a bit longer; we've observed a pattern—miners are consuming too much gas and will eventually collapse.
If we can't hold around 130, then we really need to reassess this market trend.
Although... both directions have opportunities, it sounds great, but actual trading should be based on hourly statistical data.
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LightningAllInHero
· 01-09 03:39
140 has been suppressed again, this 140 really is a solid gate
SOL is stuck in this dead cycle, bouncing back and forth between 130-140, so annoying
Short positions entered at 140, target 130, this is the routine
Whether 130 can hold steady is the key; if it can't, it will continue downward
Waiting for a breakout again, until when will this wait end?
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-09 03:39
This 140 level is really outrageous. I'm always held back, feeling like I’ll either break through or die.
SOL has been stuck in the same old rhythm these past two days. Last night, it touched around 132 and bounced back, but once it hit 140, it was pushed down again. This is similar to the previous prediction—there was a pullback around the 130 level.
From the current trend, the overall market is still mainly consolidating, and the pressure at the 140 level is quite evident. If you want to trade, you can pay attention to the 139-140 range, which is a good opportunity for short positions, with a short-term target of 130. Conversely, if after a dip the trading volume begins to weaken and there’s no further downside momentum, you can consider reversing and going long near the target level, so there are opportunities on both sides.
This is the current rhythm of SOL. The key is whether it can effectively break through 140 or find support around 130.