Solana's recent trend is worth paying attention to.

In the short term, this wave of market movement shows signs of oscillating with a slight bullish bias. Currently, SOL is around 135, with a daily decline of less than 2%. The 4-hour chart has held above the 134 level, which is the 50-day moving average support, indicating that buying pressure is still strong. The RSI indicator is near the neutral level of 50, and both market sentiment and the long-short ratio lean towards the bulls, suggesting a rebound is expected.

Looking at the medium-term rhythm, the daily RSI remains high at 57, and the bullish atmosphere is still strong. It is important to note a historical pattern — January has traditionally been a period with a higher probability of rebounds. From a technical perspective, 129 is a strong support level; as long as it holds, there should be no major issues. On the upside, the target zone is between 143 and 150.

Key price levels to keep in mind:

Support levels: 134 (4-hour 50 EMA), 129 (strong support zone), 126 (a break below this would signal a shift)

Resistance levels: 143 (previous high), 146, 150

The short-term trading strategy is quite clear — consider going long if there is a pullback around 134-135. Keep an eye on how these levels perform for future moves.