2026-01-04 19:23:26

SOL and BNB, the two leading cryptocurrencies, have indeed presented many opportunities recently. Speaking of market opportunities, you might have missed the bottom-fishing point for SOL yesterday, but the current price at 135.5 still offers considerable shorting potential worth paying attention to. On the BNB side, it has been oscillating between 905 and 925, providing good opportunities for both long and short trades each time.

Honestly, this kind of market looks quite ordinary, but the big moves often happen in the evening. If you're a short-term trader, consider waiting to see if there will be a breakthrough trend late at night. Both cryptocurrencies are in decent positions right now, the key is to seize the right moment.

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MechanicalMartel

· 12h ago

Yesterday's SOL bottom-fishing point was really missed. Now at 135.5, this level feels a bit awkward. There's room, but I don't have a clear sense of it. BNB is bouncing around that range. It looks simple, but it's easy to get trapped. I think it's better to wait until tonight. In this kind of market, you really need to hold steady. One misstep and you'll miss out. Short-term patience is key, brother. It doesn't look like much now, but the real action is happening in the middle of the night.

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Lonely_Validator

· 18h ago

Yesterday's SOL bottom point? Haha, I missed it while I was sleeping. Now looking at the 135.5 level... it's a bit uncertain. BNB is repeatedly bouncing within that range. To be honest, it's quite annoying to watch. Volatile markets are the most torturous. I'm tired of the saying about evening trends. Every time they say it will break through at night, but what happens? Still no significant movement. You still have to watch the charts yourself. Short-term trading really tests your mentality. Only when the timing is right do you make money; if you miss it, you lose.

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CrashHotline

· 18h ago

Ha, it's that kind of market that seems boring but is actually setting traps. I really dislike this kind of situation. SOL at 135.5 still has some potential; we'll see if there are any tricks tonight. BNB is oscillating around that broken level for a while, a bit annoying. Let's wait and see. The money-sucking phase is back. Everyone, are you prepared to cut losses? This wave of SOL... feels like it might go further down. BNB between 905-925, chopping my positions back and forth, so annoying. The 135.5 level is a bit risky; it's better to be cautious. Big moves tonight? I bet five bucks it's just another fake-out. Playing too aggressively in the short term now is risky; it's easy to get trapped. Better to wait and see. Neither of these are very interesting; better to hold steady. This market tests your mentality. I'm starting to lose my composure. Having to stay up late watching again—really exhausting.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 18h ago

That 135.5 point, I really missed it, now chasing the high feels a bit亏... BNB's recent fluctuations look comfortable, but it's mentally exhausting. Let's wait until tonight, anyway the big show happens at night.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 18h ago

I really missed out on that wave of SOL yesterday. Now looking at the 135.5 level, do you still dare to go all-in downward...? BNB was jumping around that range so wildly that I was dazzled. Anyway, I won't touch it tonight.

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MoonRocketman

· 18h ago

135.5 this level RSI momentum still has room to rebound, but the upper band of the Bollinger Bands is under significant pressure, so we need to wait for a better entry point. BNB is repeatedly testing the 905-925 range, a typical oscillation pattern. I estimate a 65% probability of breaking through the neckline tonight. Is the fuel ready? Yesterday’s bottom-fishing point was indeed missed, but no need to regret. The true escape velocity often appears at night. Short-term traders should hold on a bit longer. This kind of ordinary-looking movement is the most dangerous. It often breaks through the angle coefficient when you relax. I have already set the stop-loss level. SOL is still hovering near the gravitational resistance level, waiting to see if it can break through the atmosphere tonight; otherwise, it might be a false breakout.

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