2026-01-04 19:40:11

#2026年比特币行情展望 Solana has recently become a rare "hard currency." When it was pushed down, it didn't fall too deep, and it always led the rebound. From the chart, after the previous rally, it did not fall back rapidly but instead moved back and forth at high levels—this is a typical characteristic of a strong coin. The moving averages on the 1-hour chart are beginning to converge, and the mid-term trend is clearly upward.

The current focus is on the 128 to 130 level. This is the key support for a retest confirmation. As long as it holds and does not break, there is still room for further rise. The first target is 140, and whether it can reach 145 depends on whether the trading volume is strong enough.

In this kind of Solana market, following the trend is the best strategy; operating against the trend is not worth the risk.

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LiquidationOracle

· 19h ago

This round, SOL is indeed strong, but breaking 128 is the real test.

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OfflineValidator

· 01-04 20:09

SOL is really strong this time, unlike some coins that break apart at the slightest touch. Let's wait for the moment when 128 breaks and see if it can hold.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-04 20:01

If you can't get past the 128 to 130 hurdle, you should be cautious. However, the recent trend does seem a bit aggressive.

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 01-04 19:59

SOL has indeed shown resilience this time, but I'll wait until it breaks 128 before saying anything. The ones who always make money are those who patiently wait for support; those rushing to buy the dip have all been trapped. Getting to 140 would be good enough; don't overthink it.

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PriceOracleFairy

· 01-04 19:57

sol really just said "nah fam, we're different" and honestly? the liquidity dynamics here are lowkey chef's kiss. that 128-130 support zone isn't just lines on a chart—it's where the actual market inefficiency reveals itself. watching it hold or break is basically reading the room rn

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ILCollector

· 01-04 19:42

Oh no, SOL is really resisting manipulation this time. Hold at 128-130 and keep watching upward, simple and straightforward. --- It's the usual trend-following approach again, but I really lost big when I went against the trend last time. --- Can 140 really be reached? Volume is unpredictable. --- Do we still need to continue with high-level turnover? I'm a bit scared. --- Even strong coins need to watch for pullbacks. If 130 breaks, it’s still a downfall. --- SOL is now betting on the subsequent volume; whether to bet or not. --- Mid-term rally is truly worth watching; everything else is just虚假的. --- This time, not going against the trend, just follow the rise obediently, to avoid unnecessary trouble. --- Last time, the high was smashed; this time, I’m more cautious. Let’s talk about 140 later.

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MEVHunter

· 01-04 19:41

ngl sol's mempool action rn screaming institutional accumulation... that 128-130 support ain't breaking unless someone's dumping through dark pools, which honestly feels unlikely given the volume structure. the real alpha's gonna be in the timing—catch the breakout at 140 and you're golden, miss it and you're chasing like a retail peasant. gas strats matter more than price targets tbh

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