#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Recently, I've been observing SOL's price action and it feels like this rebound is clearly losing steam. The 140-145 range is acting as strong resistance, with multiple attempts failing to break through. From a technical perspective, the chances of another upward push seem slim. Personally, I think a pullback is likely, and at this level, opening a short position could be considered.
My strategy is to build short positions in batches within the 140-145 range, rather than going all-in at once. First, I'll watch to see if it can pull back to the 135 support level. If 135 doesn't hold, there should be some buying interest around 130.
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ChainSpy
· 20h ago
Stuck between 140-145 for several days, really feels like it’s losing steam. I’m also looking for short opportunities.
SOL’s rebound this time is just a false rally, nothing interesting.
Whether 135 can hold is still a question—at this rate, 130 is definitely going to break.
I’m also waiting to enter short positions in batches. How do you split your entries?
Honestly, the SEC’s new regulations don’t really bring any benefits to the SOL ecosystem.
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MetaEggplant
· 20h ago
This move by SOL really lacks momentum; it's stuck at 140.
It keeps testing between 140 and 145, and the resistance above feels too strong.
Shorting in batches sounds reasonable, but the 135 level also seems shaky.
It's hard to say if 130 can hold; we'll have to see when the time comes.
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PuzzledScholar
· 20h ago
145 really can't be broken, I'm watching too. Feels like it's just repeated testing, not interesting.
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Stuck at 140+ for a week, it's really dull. Your approach is more prudent.
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This SOL rebound is weak, I have a feeling we'll see 135.
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Staggered short positions is a good move, much more reliable than going all-in.
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Based on your analysis, it looks like the 130 bottom will be tested.
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145 really is the ceiling, I'm leaning bearish too.
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Not rushing in is the right call, wait for 135 support to be confirmed.
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Do those new SEC regulations have a big impact on SOL? Feels like its fundamentals are just so-so.
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This range-bound action is annoying, better to wait for 140 to be completely broken before opening positions.
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Your thinking is just like mine—not rushing is the way to go.
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UncleLiquidation
· 21h ago
Bro, there really isn’t much momentum this time, stuck at 140 is honestly frustrating.
I’m also bearish on SOL at this level, but I think you should watch out around the 135 line—it might hold up better than you expect.
Shorting is fine, just don’t go all-in at once, I’ve learned my lesson.
I’ll only believe the rebound is really over if it actually breaks 130 this time.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Recently, I've been observing SOL's price action and it feels like this rebound is clearly losing steam. The 140-145 range is acting as strong resistance, with multiple attempts failing to break through. From a technical perspective, the chances of another upward push seem slim. Personally, I think a pullback is likely, and at this level, opening a short position could be considered.
My strategy is to build short positions in batches within the 140-145 range, rather than going all-in at once. First, I'll watch to see if it can pull back to the 135 support level. If 135 doesn't hold, there should be some buying interest around 130.
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