2026-01-06 18:24:02

SOL's recent trend is quite interesting. Currently, for long positions, you can focus on these levels: 133.67 as the primary entry point, with support levels at 130.8 and 127.5 if it breaks down. Overall stop-loss should be set below 126.5.

On the bearish side, it's the opposite. 150.8 and 147.5 are key resistance levels. Once it stabilizes above these, place stop-loss orders above 152.5.

The recent market movements have been quite regular—today has already tested a temporary high point, and this is the first time it has occurred. Based on experience, such highs often occur again, as the market usually needs a second peak to confirm the strength of the resistance. By then, some conclusions should be drawn.

As for the so-called bullish rebound that has been hyped up outside, it's still too early to draw conclusions. Data will speak for itself; let's wait and see.

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ChainPoet

· 22h ago

The idea of a secondary top has come up again. How come I feel like it can be used every time? --- That 233.67 point is indeed interesting, but I still prefer to wait for a breakdown before making any decisions. --- Bullish again, bullish every day. Let's see what the market has to say, everyone. --- There are a bunch of these numbers. I'm only optimistic about whether it can break 150.8; the rest are all虚的. --- A secondary top, huh? I keep hearing this every time. When exactly will it come? --- Set the stop-loss below 126.5? Feels like this level is a bit too loose. --- 130.8, 127.5, 126.5... Wow, support levels are like a sieve. --- Those outside folks are really hyping it up. I still trust the data more. --- This round has some规律, just depends on whether it can hit a higher high again. --- There are many resistance and support levels, but in actual trading, it still depends on market feel.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-09 10:39

I've heard the idea of a double top many times; just wait and see. Can SOL really break 150 this time? Feels uncertain. Is entering at 133 really safe, or are we just going to get trapped again? People are already hyping a bull return before it even shows signs, hilarious. With so many resistance levels, which one should we watch? Let the data speak, I'll just keep an eye on it. If 127.5 really breaks, we're done.

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LayerHopper

· 01-06 18:52

Yes, 133.67 is definitely a level to watch closely. The real test is whether it can retest the previous high. --- It's that same theory of retesting the high again. Every time it's said, but what’s the result? --- With so much bearish pressure, it feels like SOL is about to get hit. --- Bullish reversal? Wait for the data before hyping it up. No need to rush. --- If it breaks 126.5, just cut losses directly and don't hesitate. That's very clear. --- Can 150.8 really hold? It's a bit uncertain. --- Waiting for the confirmation of the second retest. Entering now is a bit impulsive. --- This analytical logic still makes sense, just a matter of time cost. --- SOL has been showing some patterns recently; it all depends on who can keep the rhythm. --- Repeated testing in the 132 range, so annoying.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-06 18:50

I agree with the judgment of a secondary top, but I can't wait that long. Wait, can 133.67 really hold? Feels uncertain. The bullish hype is so intense that it's making me a bit hesitant. If it breaks 126.5, I will cut my position immediately—no gambling. Data speaks, but when I lose money, data doesn't do much for me. This wave of resistance levels is clearly marked; the key is whether we can hold above 130.8.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 01-06 18:49

I agree with the idea of a secondary top, but I'm just worried about getting caught in it again.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 01-06 18:49

The repeated talk of a double top is so overused. Every time they say it will happen again, but what’s the result? Still getting smashed through. Entering at 133.67? Why not just go all-in? Anyway, it’s all gambling. Resistance at 150.8? Wake up, brother. This number has been broken through many times already. Bullish again, bragging every day. I just want to know when it will really happen. Stop-loss at 126.5. Betting on this level to guarantee a bottom? Overthinking. The data speaks for itself. I see you talking more aggressively than the data, haha. Another double top argument... Last time I heard this, I suffered a huge loss. Can't get in at 133? Feels like it will just jump over directly.

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