2026-01-11 04:25:11

SOL recently retested below 136 again. There are still long positions that haven't been closed, and this morning there were actually short order opportunities, but honestly, I personally am more optimistic about the upward momentum today.

Since the price is below 136, there is a chance. This level can be repeatedly used for ultra-short-term long positions. Those who are slightly more aggressive can enter around 135, with a stop loss set at this 135 support level to prevent losses from expanding.

Here are the key take-profit levels: 136.4 is the first small target, then 136.67, followed by the 137 round number, then 137.2, and finally, see if it can continue breaking through around 138. The advantage of segmenting take-profit levels is that it can lock in gains while avoiding exiting too early and missing a big move.

The overall idea is: support below, room above, short-term bulls can participate appropriately.

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MoonRocketman

· 01-14 04:06

Based on the overlay analysis of multiple technical indicators, the 136 level of this resistance has triggered a launch window warning. The Bollinger Bands channel narrowing indicates that energy accumulation is complete. It is recommended to prepare for ignition and push towards the 138 escape velocity. Wait, setting the stop loss at 135? That angle coefficient is a bit steep, I need to recalibrate the orbital parameters. At the 137.2 level, RSI momentum is expected to stall. From the probability distribution perspective, 138 is the true breakthrough altitude, while others are false breakouts. Bro, your segmented take-profit strategy is indeed clever, just like multiple fuel refills—avoiding burning all the propellant at once.

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Tokenomics911

· 01-12 12:02

The 136 hurdle is here again. I was too optimistic. Almost took a short position this morning, but luckily I didn't act. Trying a long position at 135, just to gamble a bit.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-11 04:54

ngl the support/resistance breakdown here is *technically speaking* fairly pedestrian... but i'll bite. 136.67 as a tp feels oddly specific tho—like you're just splitting the difference between round numbers lmao. where's the formal verification on that one ser

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consensus_failure

· 01-11 04:52

Trying to enter at 135, anyway there's nothing much to do On days when you can't make money, short-term trading is the only thrill Can 137 break? Feels a bit uncertain If this wave can rise to 138, I'll be rich, but who knows Segmented take-profit sounds good, just worried about trembling hands closing everything

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fomo_fighter

· 01-11 04:51

Entering at 135 should not result in a loss. Confident that this wave of increase can break 138.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-11 04:48

Losing money after getting stuck around 135, breaking even when it rebounds to 137 is considered pretty good.

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 01-11 04:44

Entering at 135 is really a gambling mentality, either making big profits or getting liquidated. This wave of SOL does feel a bit manipulated; taking profits in stages is a more prudent approach. If 137 can't be broken, it seems like we need to continue staying at the bottom.

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GamefiHarvester

· 01-11 04:43

Be cautious with long positions at 135; can this 135 support line hold? Again, there's repeated tug-of-war at 136. It's so annoying; I would have closed earlier. I've heard the segmented take-profit strategy a hundred times, but the key is whether it can really reach 138. Short-term bullish participation is okay, but don't set the stop-loss too tight; a gap can break through it.

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