The current price is around 124.5, showing a short-term oscillation pattern overall. The key threshold is very clear: once the price breaks above 127.5, it shifts to a bullish outlook; if it falls below 122.0, the decline accelerates downward.
**Quick Overview of Core Price Levels** (Data time 13:40)
Resistance levels above include: 126.0 (50-day moving average), 127.5 (100-day moving average and range top), 130.0 (daily structure level), 133.5 (200-day moving average).
On the 4-hour chart, the price is still oscillating below EMA30/100. RSI is around 39, clearly weak. MACD has a death cross below the zero line, with the histogram shrinking, indicating the bearish momentum is fading.
On the 1-hour chart? There is a rebound, but volume can't keep up. Although MACD has a golden cross, its strength is moderate, and resistance above is clear. In the short term, this rebound is weak; to turn bullish, the price needs to break through 127.5.
**Trading Strategy**
Main idea: Short at high levels during rebounds. Enter short positions in batches between 125.5 and 127.5, with the initial position at 125.5 and adding at 127.5. Set stop-loss at 130.0. First target at 123.0, second at 122.0, third at 120.0. If the level is broken, hold the position.
Secondary idea: Look for long opportunities at low levels. Between 122.0 and 123.0, wait for a 1-hour candlestick to close with a bullish candle or a long lower shadow before entering long. Stop-loss below 122.0, at 120.0 (20 points below). Targets are 124.5 and 126.0; consider exiting if resistance is encountered.
If a breakout occurs and you want to chase the move: if 127.5 is confirmed to hold (1-hour close), go long with a stop-loss at 125.0, targeting the 130-132 range. Conversely, if 122.0 breaks (confirmed by 1-hour close), go short with a stop-loss at 124.0, targeting 120-118.
**Risk Control Reminder**
Do not exceed 20% of a single strategy position; keep total position within 50%. Always enter in batches, avoid all-in bets on breakouts. Reduce positions gradually: 50% at the first target, 30% at the next, and the rest depending on whether the level is broken or not. Most importantly, wait for a 1-hour close confirmation after key levels are broken or breached, as fakeouts are common.
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OnchainSniper
· 11h ago
127.5 must be firmly held; otherwise, it's a false breakout, a feast for traders. Let's wait for the 1-hour close.
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OnChainDetective
· 11h ago
ngl, those 1h candle confirmations sound good on paper but i've traced enough wallet clusters to know fake breakouts are literally everywhere rn. suspicious activity detected all over 127.5... classic pump setup tbh.
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
The 127.5 level is indeed a key hurdle; the fact proves that the bearish momentum is dissipating. It all depends on whether it can break through.
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ClassicDumpster
· 11h ago
Breaking through 127.5 is really not that easy; I think it will need to fluctuate a bit longer.
#数字资产市场动态 December 30th $SOL Market Observation
The current price is around 124.5, showing a short-term oscillation pattern overall. The key threshold is very clear: once the price breaks above 127.5, it shifts to a bullish outlook; if it falls below 122.0, the decline accelerates downward.
**Quick Overview of Core Price Levels** (Data time 13:40)
Resistance levels above include: 126.0 (50-day moving average), 127.5 (100-day moving average and range top), 130.0 (daily structure level), 133.5 (200-day moving average).
Support levels below are: 123.0 (range bottom), 122.0 (obvious strong support), 120.0 (important platform), 117.0 (previous low).
**What Do the Indicators Say?**
On the 4-hour chart, the price is still oscillating below EMA30/100. RSI is around 39, clearly weak. MACD has a death cross below the zero line, with the histogram shrinking, indicating the bearish momentum is fading.
On the 1-hour chart? There is a rebound, but volume can't keep up. Although MACD has a golden cross, its strength is moderate, and resistance above is clear. In the short term, this rebound is weak; to turn bullish, the price needs to break through 127.5.
**Trading Strategy**
Main idea: Short at high levels during rebounds. Enter short positions in batches between 125.5 and 127.5, with the initial position at 125.5 and adding at 127.5. Set stop-loss at 130.0. First target at 123.0, second at 122.0, third at 120.0. If the level is broken, hold the position.
Secondary idea: Look for long opportunities at low levels. Between 122.0 and 123.0, wait for a 1-hour candlestick to close with a bullish candle or a long lower shadow before entering long. Stop-loss below 122.0, at 120.0 (20 points below). Targets are 124.5 and 126.0; consider exiting if resistance is encountered.
If a breakout occurs and you want to chase the move: if 127.5 is confirmed to hold (1-hour close), go long with a stop-loss at 125.0, targeting the 130-132 range. Conversely, if 122.0 breaks (confirmed by 1-hour close), go short with a stop-loss at 124.0, targeting 120-118.
**Risk Control Reminder**
Do not exceed 20% of a single strategy position; keep total position within 50%. Always enter in batches, avoid all-in bets on breakouts. Reduce positions gradually: 50% at the first target, 30% at the next, and the rest depending on whether the level is broken or not. Most importantly, wait for a 1-hour close confirmation after key levels are broken or breached, as fakeouts are common.