Recently monitoring the SOL order book, I found some interesting points. The trend is much more stable than expected, and SOL's recent performance is definitely worth analyzing. The bulls are in control, RSI remains steady at 56.4, and it feels like the big players are really about to make a move.
Let's first look at the technical aspect. Currently, SOL is quoted at $127.630000, not far from the key resistance at $131.460000. Once this barrier is broken, the upward potential will be fully unlocked, and we should see a strong rally. Although RSI hasn't entered the overbought zone yet, it's already in the mid-range with a bullish bias, indicating that market sentiment is gradually recovering and the buying momentum is building.
The order book is even more promising. Trading volume is quietly increasing, and the buying power clearly surpasses the selling pressure. This usually hints that large funds are quietly positioning themselves. Coupled with the current bullish momentum, SOL is very likely to continue pushing toward the key breakout level at $130.180000.
My plan is as follows: continue closely monitoring this level. Once SOL successfully breaks through $130.180000, I will consider a tentative increase in position. Such a breakout signal is still convincing. Of course, risk management always comes first. If the price falls below the support at $123.800000, I will cut losses without hesitation—survival is the most important.
The recent hours' changes are indeed quite interesting. Overall, SOL still has potential, as long as the big players don't pull any tricks, the short-term upside remains quite possible. What do you all think? Share your thoughts in the comments?
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WealthCoffee
· 11h ago
The big players are really about to make a move. This wave of SOL has some potential.
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ponzi_poet
· 11h ago
After blowing for so long, is it finally going to drop? I bet 5 dollars that it's another false breakout.
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SignatureDenied
· 11h ago
Hmm... Is the market maker about to move? I think, RSI 56.4 is still early, don't get too excited
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Break through 130 to add positions? I think we should wait and see, these recent moves have all been false breakouts, I've been cut several times
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The increased volume on the order book is real, but hearing "buyers are suppressing sellers" so many times... in the end, it still gets smashed
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I don't believe the $123.8 support; if it breaks, there will be deeper pits, be careful
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I'm waiting for SOL in this wave, but I'm not in a rush to buy in, let others go first and test the waters
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Market makers "not making tricks"? Haha, this phrase sounds a bit suspicious
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Living is the most important, I agree, but only if you make money first
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Deconstructionist
· 11h ago
Brothers, this wave of SOL's rhythm is indeed impressive, just worried about catching the top
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I praise the cut-loss strategy; coming out alive is the real winner. Don't get cut by the whales
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RSI56 still dares to say it's stable? It could crash down at any second, be careful
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Can we break through the 130 level? Feels like just testing repeatedly
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Is the trading volume real or fake? The data I see doesn't seem that obvious
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It's correct to add more after breaking through; entering now is just gambling, feeling a bit anxious
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There's already a lot of chips piled up at 127; if the bulls really push hard, it would have gone up already
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It's no wonder the whales are playing tricks; we small investors should just watch as spectators
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This wave's trend is much steadier than last time, which makes us even more cautious
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Wait for the breakdown confirmation; don't get washed out repeatedly, it's too uncomfortable
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ChainBrain
· 11h ago
The market maker is really accumulating, it feels like SOL is about to rise
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Come on, RSI is already at 56 and you're not entering? I've already taken a small position to test the waters
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Only dare to add positions after breaking 131? That's too conservative, brother. I think 130 is enough to enter
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That's right, risk control first, cutting losses is not shameful, surviving and making money is what matters
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I believe in the volume increase signal, large funds are indeed quietly positioning
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Why does it feel like this analysis always says there's potential... let's wait and see
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I'm also watching the support at 123.8, if it breaks, I'll run, no greed
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This rhythm is indeed a bit steady, not as crazy as before
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What tricks can the market maker play? Just rise and that's it, no need to overthink
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If SOL stays stable for a while longer, I'll go full position. No more messing around, just take off
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Anon4461
· 11h ago
SOL this position does have some potential, but I'm more worried about the resistance at $131. It doesn't seem that easy to break.
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RSI 56.4? Wake up, that's nowhere near. Entering the overbought zone is when the real story begins.
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"The market maker is about to make a move," buddy, I'm tired of hearing that. Last time someone said that, they were already cutting losses.
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Buyers pushing sellers? Volume increasing? I've heard this kind of talk two months ago. And look at the result.
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Breakout and add to positions; no breakout and cut losses. Sounds good, but the key is whether we can survive until that moment.
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Looking at the $127+ level seems stable, but I always feel it's a trap set by the market makers.
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Risk control first—there's no doubt about that. Unfortunately, most people only regret it when it's too late.
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The changes over a few hours are interesting, but isn't it more interesting than a few hours of plunge?
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As long as the market makers don't make tricks? Ha, that means never moving, right?
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Does this breakout level sound convincing, or is it just an excuse to place an order?
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ZenChainWalker
· 11h ago
Speaking of which, position 127 is indeed interesting, but I still think we should wait and see, don't rush to get on board.
Recently monitoring the SOL order book, I found some interesting points. The trend is much more stable than expected, and SOL's recent performance is definitely worth analyzing. The bulls are in control, RSI remains steady at 56.4, and it feels like the big players are really about to make a move.
Let's first look at the technical aspect. Currently, SOL is quoted at $127.630000, not far from the key resistance at $131.460000. Once this barrier is broken, the upward potential will be fully unlocked, and we should see a strong rally. Although RSI hasn't entered the overbought zone yet, it's already in the mid-range with a bullish bias, indicating that market sentiment is gradually recovering and the buying momentum is building.
The order book is even more promising. Trading volume is quietly increasing, and the buying power clearly surpasses the selling pressure. This usually hints that large funds are quietly positioning themselves. Coupled with the current bullish momentum, SOL is very likely to continue pushing toward the key breakout level at $130.180000.
My plan is as follows: continue closely monitoring this level. Once SOL successfully breaks through $130.180000, I will consider a tentative increase in position. Such a breakout signal is still convincing. Of course, risk management always comes first. If the price falls below the support at $123.800000, I will cut losses without hesitation—survival is the most important.
The recent hours' changes are indeed quite interesting. Overall, SOL still has potential, as long as the big players don't pull any tricks, the short-term upside remains quite possible. What do you all think? Share your thoughts in the comments?