Recently, SOL has been quite volatile around the 120 mark, gradually rising from lows. It seems to have some momentum, but the pressure between 128 and 130 suggests that a sudden surge could be easily knocked down. In simple terms, it's a weak rebound rhythm and hasn't yet broken out of a strong trend.
The key is whether the 118 to 120 level can hold — this is the short-term dividing line between bulls and bears. If it can hold, the probability of continued sideways upward movement remains relatively high. But if it breaks below, then a retreat to the 112 to 115 range is necessary, which is a bit frustrating.
In the short term, you can try going long in the 118 to 120 area, with a stop loss at 115. If you're lucky, it could surge to 126, and ideally, reaching 130 isn't a dream. However, be aware that if volume increases and pressure near 130, you should consider reversing your position. You could short at that point, but set the stop loss above 134 to avoid excessive risk.
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SandwichVictim
· 12h ago
Weak rebounds are really annoying. Once 118 is broken, you have to run. Don't dream of 130.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 12h ago
Line 118 is really crucial. If it's broken, you have to admit defeat; otherwise, it's a gambler's mentality. This rebound indeed lacks momentum, and it feels like 130 is just a ceiling ahead.
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FadCatcher
· 12h ago
Breaking or not breaking this line at 118 to 120 is really crucial. It feels like SOL has been repeatedly messing around there recently, so annoying.
We also need to see if it can hold at 130. It seems like today will be another wasted effort.
The pressure at 128 is so intense, so I think I'll just wait and see, look for a clear signal before acting.
If the 120 level isn't held, it could really retrace down to 115, and that would be another bloody battle.
The weak rebound description sounds hopeless; we still need to see if 118 can hold.
If volume increases and it faces resistance at 130, it will have to reverse, and this rhythm is really hard to grasp.
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CrossChainBreather
· 12h ago
It's the same old trick again. If you can't hold 120, just wait to be smashed back down. Anyway, I don't believe this wave can break through 130.
Recently, SOL has been repeatedly messing around there. It's really annoying. A weak rebound is just a weak rebound. Don't create illusions for yourself.
If this line at 118 really collapses, just run away. Don't be greedy. In this kind of market, you could easily get cut.
Break through 130? Ha, I think it's doubtful. The pressure is right there. Unless there's a huge volume, it's just a false breakout.
Actually, it all depends on how long 120 can hold. If it can't, it will go back to 115. Just a cycle, this is the fate of a ranging market.
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AirdropHarvester
· 12h ago
That hurdle at 118 is really crucial. Breaking through or not will directly determine the subsequent rhythm. I bet it can hold steady.
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CrashHotline
· 12h ago
That obstacle at 118 is really hard to break through; it feels like this wave of SOL is just repeatedly testing its fate.
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LiquidityHunter
· 13h ago
This hurdle of 118 really needs to be held, or else it will drop back down and cause more trouble.
Recently, SOL has been quite volatile around the 120 mark, gradually rising from lows. It seems to have some momentum, but the pressure between 128 and 130 suggests that a sudden surge could be easily knocked down. In simple terms, it's a weak rebound rhythm and hasn't yet broken out of a strong trend.
The key is whether the 118 to 120 level can hold — this is the short-term dividing line between bulls and bears. If it can hold, the probability of continued sideways upward movement remains relatively high. But if it breaks below, then a retreat to the 112 to 115 range is necessary, which is a bit frustrating.
In the short term, you can try going long in the 118 to 120 area, with a stop loss at 115. If you're lucky, it could surge to 126, and ideally, reaching 130 isn't a dream. However, be aware that if volume increases and pressure near 130, you should consider reversing your position. You could short at that point, but set the stop loss above 134 to avoid excessive risk.