SOL has been interesting these days. The trading volume on the 30-minute K-line suddenly surged by 79.5%, and the current price is stuck at 136.29 USDT.
From a technical perspective, the key support is around 136.42, only 0.09% away from the current price, and a larger support zone below is between 133.6 and 137.66. The sharp increase in volume is often a signal before a market move, based on experience, so it's worth paying attention.
If you want to go long, you might consider placing an order around 136.42 as a relatively safe entry point. Of course, the subsequent trend still needs continuous observation—whether the volume can keep increasing, and whether it breaks through key resistance levels are all crucial. SOL's recent volatility has indeed provided many opportunities for traders.
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LiquidatedDreams
· 22h ago
A sudden surge in trading volume usually indicates that big players are accumulating. Be prepared mentally.
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YieldChaser
· 01-12 03:56
Trading volume surged by 79.5%, that's quite intense, gotta keep a close watch.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-12 00:42
The surge in trading volume has happened many times before, but in the end, it still depends on whether it can hold steady at 136.42.
Wait, could this time really be the breakout?
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TokenTaxonomist
· 01-10 14:51
volume spike this aggressive? let me pull up my spreadsheet... 79.5% ain't nothing to dismiss, statistically speaking the ecosystem's showing some life for once
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-10 14:51
Trading volume has surged, this wave is indeed something, betting it won't drop.
Damn, I have to monitor the market again, sleep time has decreased.
Around 136 yuan is indeed attractive, just worried it might be a false breakout.
SOL has had quite a stir this time, whether to bottom fish depends entirely on the subsequent trend.
Place orders and wait for a risk entry point, let's just gamble like this.
The trading volume has skyrocketed these past two days, feeling like a big move is coming.
Support level is so close, I choose to get in and gamble a wave.
Sigh, I have to study candlestick charts again, so exhausting.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-10 14:45
The tactic of a sudden surge in trading volume has been seen too many times; in the end, it's just a big bearish candle slapping the face.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-10 14:43
Trading volume surged by 79.5%? This wave is about to take off, keep an eye on 136.42
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 01-10 14:41
Trading volume surges by 79.5%? This either means it's about to take off or crash; it all depends on who reacts first.
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I'm also watching the 136.42 support level, but I have a feeling this time it's a bit too smooth.
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Haha, it's "continuous observation" again. Anyway, when you're losing money, there's no other choice.
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SOL has had some activity these past couple of days, but I'm worried it's a false breakout trap.
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After listening to so many analyses about increased trading volume, I'm still caught in a trap.
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Stuck at 136.29, only 0.09% away from support? That's a bit too precise, isn't it?
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Before placing an order, I need to see how Bitcoin moves. Small coins like SOL tend to follow the trend too closely.
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Opportunity? Why do I keep seeing risks instead?
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The support range from 133.6 to 137.66 feels too broad to have any real reference value.
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Does an increase in trading volume necessarily mean a breakout? That logic has too many flaws.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-10 14:39
Trading volume surges by 79.5%, really can't hold back anymore. Is this wave about to take off?
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LiquidationOracle
· 01-10 14:38
Trading volume surging by 79.5% is quite impressive, but I'm worried it might be another false breakout.
The 136.42 level is indeed tempting, but I still want to see if it can hold steady before making a move.
With such fierce volume, is there really something behind it? Or are we just getting trapped again?
Don't even mention SOL this time; I've already learned my lesson here.
Wait, if it breaks below 133.6, it's game over...
SOL has been interesting these days. The trading volume on the 30-minute K-line suddenly surged by 79.5%, and the current price is stuck at 136.29 USDT.
From a technical perspective, the key support is around 136.42, only 0.09% away from the current price, and a larger support zone below is between 133.6 and 137.66. The sharp increase in volume is often a signal before a market move, based on experience, so it's worth paying attention.
If you want to go long, you might consider placing an order around 136.42 as a relatively safe entry point. Of course, the subsequent trend still needs continuous observation—whether the volume can keep increasing, and whether it breaks through key resistance levels are all crucial. SOL's recent volatility has indeed provided many opportunities for traders.