2026-01-12 11:26:36

Recently, many people have been discussing the trend of SOL, and there is quite a bit of anxiety. Is this a short-term correction or a trend reversal? Let's look at the data.

SOL has a clear operational characteristic: strong surge → correction at key levels → stabilization in support zone → re-accumulation and rise. This cycle has been repeatedly validated, each time shaking out some impatient investors, then quietly gaining momentum when the market is confused.

By analyzing the recent market structure, we can understand. SOL previously surged strongly to the pressure zone of $240-260, which is near historical highs, so the selling pressure is completely reasonable. The key point is that this correction was very "clean"—without a cliff-like panic sell-off, indicating that the market's risk of losing control is actually not high.

A more noteworthy detail is that SOL precisely held the key support zone of $120-140 and stood firmly. This price level is not random; it has been tested several times in history, and each time it was successfully defended. This shows there is real backing here.

From a technical perspective, a healthy upward trend includes this cycle of "surge → correction → support stabilization → further rise." Instead of rushing to cut losses, it's better to clarify your position logic and risk tolerance.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 17h ago

nah this is the classic pattern alright... watched SOL do this dance like three times already. every time someone panic sells at support i'm like "buddy you just learned this lesson last month" lmfao

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ProofOfNothing

· 17h ago

Here we go again with the same old story... Shake out → Stabilize → Rise again. Is this time really different? --- Is 120-140 really stable? Why do I still feel a bit anxious? --- Every time they say "Quietly gaining momentum when everyone is confused," but I’m the one getting shaken out. --- Data is dead; the dealer’s knives are alive. --- I've heard "Hold steady in the support zone" too many times. Next time it breaks, it won’t be so simple. --- Honestly, it’s all about mindset. If you don’t have the guts, don’t play the technical charts. --- Defended $120 multiple times? Then what about $240? And now? --- Not cutting losses is like gambling. I choose to stay alive and exit. --- SOL feels a bit weak this round. Seems like big funds are positioning elsewhere. --- Clarify your holding logic? I just want to know when it will double.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 17h ago

The 120-140 range is indeed a tough barrier to break, more stable than the last test. That's the main reason I remain optimistic. It's just another round of shakeout, patience in making money, anxiety in cutting losses. SOL is like this—every time it reverses from despair, I've already seen through it. Wow, this support level is really no joke, a historic level of defense. To put it simply, it depends on whether you can withstand the decline; if you can't, you don't deserve to enjoy the rebound.

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airdrop_whisperer

· 17h ago

It's the same story again, always saying it will hold the support, but then it breaks again next time. Is it true or not? Wait, have 120-140 really been defended so many times? Why don't I remember? Sounds nice, but basically it's just gambling that it won't keep falling. With SOL, when you're in a good mindset, you look at the technicals; when your mindset collapses, everything is nonsense. I'm tired of this cycle pattern. When will there be a new trick? No, how is the key support zone defined? Who says 120-140 must be the bottom? I believed in the "clean correction" last time, and then there was no follow-up. Cutting losses, cutting losses, every day cutting losses, what’s left to hold?

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ParallelChainMaxi