SOL's current market trend indeed tests patience. From the high of 205, it has fallen back to 136, with multiple rebounds appearing weak, and today it dropped another 1.28%. Looking at the candlestick chart is like watching a crowded bus stuck in traffic—no movement for a long time. However, the SUPERTRND indicator shows clear support around 123, with trading volume maintained at around 2.7 billion, indicating that the main funds might be quietly positioning themselves.

From the daily chart, the rebound momentum has not broken yet; it has only entered a phase of decreasing volume and consolidation, with the MA5 moving average still gradually rising. This state is like a hot-selling item in a supermarket suddenly not being bought—appearing quiet on the surface, but underlying demand still exists.

Interestingly, the NFT trading volume in the Solana ecosystem has recently increased by 15%, which is not a small number. Remember last year when SOL dropped to around 90? It was also the NFT trading that first picked up, then drove the entire coin to rise 30% in a week. History always follows certain patterns.

The current price at 136 still has 13 points of space before reaching the 123 support level, with trading volume remaining low. The rebound of mainstream coins often quietly starts when "no one is paying attention," and then a sudden surge in volume attracts the entire market’s attention.

I’ve decided to try going long at this level. It might sound a bit aggressive, but SOL is like a street-side milk tea shop—no matter how quiet it is, someone will go in, and when it’s crowded, you might have to queue. Standing at this crossroads, do you follow the chatter saying "the market is doomed," or quietly buy a little at the low?

Since I’ve made the decision, risk control is essential: set the stop-loss at 130 (accept a 6% loss), and take profit at 145 (exit after an 8% gain).