Looking at SOL's trend, the technicals are indeed a bit uncomfortable. The moving averages have been suppressing the rebound for quite some time. Every time the price tries to stabilize, it gets pushed back down, and the trapped chips above are tightly stuck.
The RSI indicator reads 28, which is typically considered oversold according to conventional logic, but the problem lies in the trend direction. The overall movement is still downward, and in this situation, trying to catch the bottom is basically like walking into a flying knife. The MACD indicator shows no signs of movement; it’s still below the water, and there’s no indication of a rally, which suggests that selling pressure is indeed very strong.
What’s even worse is that the trading volume can’t keep up. This kind of shrinking volume decline is the most annoying because it’s impossible to see what the bottom really is. Currently, SOL is quoted at 133.90, and from a technical perspective, the bears still dominate.
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HodlTheDoor
· 6h ago
This wave of SOL really tanked, anyone catching falling knives is bound to suffer losses.
Bottom fishing, everyone wants to buy the dip, but in the end, they're all buying halfway up the mountain.
The most frustrating part is the shrinking volume decline; it's impossible to see where the bottom is.
MACD is dead and dull; this bearish trend still has to continue its torment.
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BlockchainGriller
· 01-10 08:41
SOL's recent move is definitely a risky gamble; the MACD isn't even moving, and you're trying to buy the dip? I think it's uncertain.
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MoonRocketman
· 01-08 15:53
A decline on decreasing volume is the most difficult situation to judge. My launch window hasn't opened yet, continue to observe.
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RugPullProphet
· 01-08 15:45
I've tried the flying knife thing once, and I'm still in the hospital haha
This wave of SOL's shrinking decline is really frustrating, the trading volume isn't cooperating at all, no wonder the technicals are so uncomfortable
Although RSI is at 28, the downward trend is just a display, I don't dare to buy the dip either
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GasGoblin
· 01-08 15:34
This wave of SOL really can't hold up anymore. I've seen too many people fall victim to sudden attacks.
The most annoying thing is a volume-down decline; I can't figure out where the bottom is at all.
Let's wait and see. Entering now is just courting death.
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-08 15:28
Let's wait and see the rhythm of the flying knives first.
Looking at SOL's trend, the technicals are indeed a bit uncomfortable. The moving averages have been suppressing the rebound for quite some time. Every time the price tries to stabilize, it gets pushed back down, and the trapped chips above are tightly stuck.
The RSI indicator reads 28, which is typically considered oversold according to conventional logic, but the problem lies in the trend direction. The overall movement is still downward, and in this situation, trying to catch the bottom is basically like walking into a flying knife. The MACD indicator shows no signs of movement; it’s still below the water, and there’s no indication of a rally, which suggests that selling pressure is indeed very strong.
What’s even worse is that the trading volume can’t keep up. This kind of shrinking volume decline is the most annoying because it’s impossible to see what the bottom really is. Currently, SOL is quoted at 133.90, and from a technical perspective, the bears still dominate.