2026-01-06 07:26:07

SOL has recently entered a clear correction phase. From a technical perspective, the bullish momentum is weakening, and it is unlikely to continue rising in the short term. The candlestick chart also shows signs of a pullback after a rally. Overall, today should be approached with a bearish mindset.

**Trading plan:**

Look for shorting opportunities in the 139.50-141.50 range. Why choose this area? Because it is a relatively key resistance zone.

How to set the target levels? First, watch the 137.50 level. If this support is effectively broken, then continue to lower targets at 134.30.

**Risk management is crucial:** Do not allocate more than 20% of your total funds to a single position; this is the bottom line. Place your stop-loss above 142.00, so even if the market suddenly reverses, losses remain within a controllable range.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-09 07:25

Well, I previously shorted at 140. The market looks a bit weak, and I feel like 139 might actually be the real entry point.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 01-09 02:31

You're back to dumping lessons again? The recent correction of SOL is indeed quite harsh.

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ForkMonger

· 01-06 07:53

sol's governance layer is genuinely laughable rn... dump pressures at 139-141 just screaming inefficiency. anyway, classic bear setup, 20% position cap is literally the only reason retail doesn't nuke themselves into oblivion lmao

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-06 07:45

SOL is about to drop this time. I also see the 139 to 141 range as a good shorting point. The key is to stay disciplined; the 20% position limit must not be broken.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 01-06 07:44

This wave of SOL indeed needs to reduce positions; the resistance level is really tightly held. Wait, can it really drop to 134? It feels a bit uncertain. The 20% position suggestion is pretty good; at least it won't be a full gamble.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-06 07:39

SOL's recent pullback is quite sharp. Try shorting between 139 and 141. The textbook move with 20% position size is spot on.

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