2026-01-12 10:26:11

Recently, I noticed that SOL's performance is quite interesting—it actually reached the key resistance zone above ahead of time, even faster than Bitcoin and Ethereum. Although it hasn't broken through yet, what does this mean? Once Bitcoin catches up with the rhythm, SOL's breakout could become a natural progression.

From a technical perspective, the recent support level continues to focus around 133. If this level holds, there is still room for a rebound. The upper resistance is locked at around 145. Whether this level can be effectively broken will directly determine the subsequent trend. The entire market is currently at a very interesting node, and the "collaboration" among mainstream cryptocurrencies is worth observing.

SOL-2,02%

BTC-1,37%

ETH-0,63%

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-13 11:31

Data shows that the recent trend with SOL actually carries quite a bit of risk; the liquidation rate was as high as 87% the last time we saw such "collaboration." Ironically, another analysis claiming to predict the main cryptocurrencies' movements has emerged [cold laugh]. Honestly, it's worth talking about only if we can hold above 133; it's still too early to say it's a done deal. The resistance level at 145 is similar to last time; the chances of breaking through aren't that high—lesson from history. Interesting, "collaboration" among mainstream coins? That's a clever way to put it; another way to say it is they’re all just taking each other out. I'm not criticizing, but every time in the crypto world, people talk about "collaboration," and what happens? Everyone runs their own way.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-13 09:26

SOL this wave indeed steals the spotlight, but I wonder if it can truly break through 145 or if it's just bluffing again. Wait, if 133 doesn't hold, won't it directly return to the previous support? Feels a bit risky. If Bitcoin doesn't follow the trend, it would be awkward haha. This collaborative approach is interesting, but I'm worried it might be a false breakout. Is the 145 level really that critical? Feels like we say this every time. SOL's speed is indeed fast, but being fast isn't necessarily a good thing; it might even lead to a sudden crash.

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SchrodingerGas

· 01-12 10:51

Hmm, SOL is quite interesting this time, but I still think it depends on what attitude BTC, the big brother, takes; otherwise, a breakout could easily be a false alarm. Hey, it feels like mainstream coins are playing some kind of invisible game theory... whoever confirms the breakout first wins. If the 133 support level doesn't break, there's actually room for operation; whether it can effectively hold at 145 is still the key. To be honest, the rapid rise of SOL perhaps just reflects the asymmetry in market pricing efficiency, which is quite interesting. This is a typical early-stage herd mentality, where the first movers don't necessarily end up winning. Breaking or not breaking 145 makes a huge difference; it seems that the subsequent trend hinges entirely on this.

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PanicSeller69

· 01-12 10:40

SOL's leading stance this time is indeed a bit decisive, but I still want to see what BTC has to say.

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MEVHunter

· 01-12 10:29

This wave of acceleration in SOL is a bit strange. Arbitrage bots in the mempool are all itching to move. If the 145 level is broken, there will definitely be a gas war.

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