SOL 4-Hour K-Line Technical Analysis: Trading Opportunities During Bearish Retracements

SerumDegen · 2026-01-09T13:40:11+00:00

Recently, SOL has shown price fluctuations, experiencing a clear pullback followed by a rebound, with the overall trend displaying a bearish engulfing pattern. Technical indicators indicate that the bears are gaining strength, with MACD forming a death cross suggesting further decline, but KDJ is in overbought territory. Key price levels provide buy and sell references, and subsequent operations should be cautious.

SerumDegen

2026-01-09 13:40:11

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【CryptoWorld】SOL’s performance over the past 4 hours has been quite interesting. Compared to the high point on January 9, 2026, the price has experienced a noticeable pullback, but it has rebounded somewhat from the low on the evening of January 7. The overall trend shows a bearish engulfing pattern, with the last candlestick closing lower than it opened, indicating selling pressure.

Trading activity has significantly increased, with recent volume much higher than a few hours ago. While rising price and volume together typically suggest strong bullish momentum, the technical indicators present a more complex picture.

The MACD has shifted from positive to negative, indicating that the bears are gaining strength. The MACD line has crossed below the signal line from above, forming a death cross, which suggests the downtrend may continue. The KDJ indicator currently shows no clear golden or death cross signals, but the KDJ value has reached 83, indicating an overbought condition.

Combining these technical signals, the key price levels are summarized as follows:

Buy reference: Level 131.37, Level 133.33
Long protection: Stop-loss set at 132.89
Sell reference: Level 141.0, Level 143.24
Short protection: Stop-loss set at 142.31

Currently, support is at 134.0, resistance at 141.0. The recent high touched 141.6, and the low was at 133.56. Overall, SOL is seeking a bottom support during the pullback, and the subsequent trading rhythm will be crucial.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-10 05:26

Bearish death cross, KDJ overbought, we need to wait for an opportunity to come down this wave.

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SandwichDetector

· 01-09 14:10

SOL is really on the brink of collapse... The MACD has a death cross, and the bears are still sharpening their knives, but the overbought KDJ is quite ironic, indicating that the main players are trying to defend the market. It's not that simple to just dump it; those waiting to buy the dip at level 13 will probably have to queue up.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-09 14:10

SOL's recent bearish engulfing pattern really looks like it's about to break down, with the MACD dead cross combined with overbought conditions, it feels like it will drop further. Forget it, I'll stay on the sidelines; such a complex situation is easy to get trapped. Dead cross and still dare to buy the dip? You're really bold. KDJ is already at 83, a short-term rebound should be followed by a sell-off, don't be greedy. MACD has shifted from positive to negative, indicating the bears are gaining strength, and the trading volume is supporting this, so caution is needed moving forward. Just let it drop if it wants to, I already exited long ago. Wait until the 13th level really crashes before considering, entering now is just giving it away?

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DogeBachelor

· 01-09 14:09

The death cross has appeared. The bears are really making a move. Be careful this time.

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All-InQueen

· 01-09 14:08

SOL's death cross this time is quite fierce, but with the KDJ overbought at such high levels and still able to fall, I actually find it a bit hard to interpret. The MACD is in negative territory, and the bears are really pushing down; it feels like there's still another drop to come. I'm optimistic about the first level at 13; if it can hold this level, there's a chance for a rebound. Honestly, this kind of complex situation is the hardest to operate in—volume increases but indicators diverge, a typical false breakout market.

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OnChainDetective

· 01-09 13:55

Wait, the trading volume suddenly surged but the price was being suppressed? This doesn't seem right. We need to see how the big players on the chain are moving; it feels like someone is secretly accumulating. KDJ 83 is in an overbought death cross pressing down, and MACD has turned negative again... Is the institution trying to shake out the weak hands or genuinely sell off? We need to monitor the whale transfers at the key level of 0.324567. Level 1 13 looks like a trap; the underlying capital flow tells me the truth. This wave of correction is too suspicious. Large transfer data speaks volumes. A bearish engulfing pattern is just that—bearish engulfing—but with such bizarre trading volume, it feels like there's a scheme behind the scenes.

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