Looking at SOL's 4-hour chart, from September 18 to December 19, it shows a typical Chanlun double-center divergence downward structure, containing a complete pattern of a+A+b+B+c. This significant decline cycle has probably already completed.
The rally from the low of 116.7 should be understood as a rebound against the overall downtrend. The upward movement on the 4-hour level usually takes one to two months to complete its rhythm. So there's no need to rush at this stage; continue holding long positions at the bottom to give the trend enough room to develop.
The target pressure zone for this rebound is initially set between 168 and 180. This range is an important technical level from earlier, and reaching it will face noticeable pullback pressure. If there is a pullback in the middle, it will be an opportunity to add to positions.
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MoonBoi42
· 01-09 02:15
Chan Theory is truly amazing. The rebound rhythm from 116.7 this time was captured perfectly. I've had my eyes on the 168-180 resistance zone for a long time.
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-07 05:40
hold up, lemme run the pattern analysis on this... that dual-pivot divergence structure you're mapping looks solid but ngl the 168-180 resistance zone needs deeper scrutiny. let me pull the wallet clustering data first before i'm comfortable with those entry points.
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AirdropHuntress
· 01-07 05:39
Chán Theory Double Central Pivot Divergence? After research and analysis, this statement sounds intimidating. Data shows that SOL's rebound from the lows does have logic, but we need to be cautious of the 168-180 resistance zone—historical data indicates that such "obvious resistance levels" are often good places for capital to harvest profits. Don't be greedy; it is recommended to pay attention to the risks.
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MetaMisfit
· 01-07 05:38
The Chan Theory has many sets, but the wave at 116.7 was indeed low. Now holding long positions is the right move.
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TestnetScholar
· 01-07 05:26
Chan Theory analysis is always so rigorous, but how long does it take to rebound from 116.7 to 168-180? This pace is a bit slow.
Looking at SOL's 4-hour chart, from September 18 to December 19, it shows a typical Chanlun double-center divergence downward structure, containing a complete pattern of a+A+b+B+c. This significant decline cycle has probably already completed.
The rally from the low of 116.7 should be understood as a rebound against the overall downtrend. The upward movement on the 4-hour level usually takes one to two months to complete its rhythm. So there's no need to rush at this stage; continue holding long positions at the bottom to give the trend enough room to develop.
The target pressure zone for this rebound is initially set between 168 and 180. This range is an important technical level from earlier, and reaching it will face noticeable pullback pressure. If there is a pullback in the middle, it will be an opportunity to add to positions.