#2026年比特币行情展望 The recent market movement of SOL becomes clear upon closer inspection. It’s not driven by emotional hype but by a genuine trend-following approach. The four-hour chart shows this most straightforwardly—price staying close to the upper Bollinger Band and pushing upward, with each pullback holding the midline without breaking below. This indicates that funds are rhythmically shaking out and accumulating, cleaning out liquidity while advancing, rather than a quick pump-and-dump pattern.
From a surge from 119 to 133, there’s no obvious sign of heavy selling volume, which suggests solid momentum. Currently, the price oscillates between 132 and 133, seemingly stagnant, but in reality, it’s digesting the previous gains—using time to gain space, a tactic familiar to seasoned traders. As long as the correction doesn’t break below 129, the overall structure remains intact.
From a trading perspective? The approach is very clear—avoid chasing high and wait for a pullback to enter. The area around 131 is worth close attention. If the price can stabilize here, it might be a good opportunity to go long, with a stop-loss set below 129. If the trend deepens further, 127 is the last line of defense for this wave’s structure; only a break below that would mark the end of this rally.
Looking ahead, 133 is just a short-term resistance level. Once a volume breakout occurs, the upside potential will be reactivated. Don’t prematurely set a ceiling on the trend—markets are often more imaginative than we think.
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-06 08:59
Bollinger Bands tightly hugging the upper band, this is the rhythm I want to see.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-05 14:55
Hey, this wave of SOL's momentum definitely has substance, not just pure emotional trading. The Bollinger Bands are tightly squeezed, and it keeps stabilizing at the middle band each time. That's the sign of real strength.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-03 17:17
Hey wait, how did I get tricked again by line 129... Guess I really just live by a single line.
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FrontRunFighter
· 01-03 17:10
nah this "structural integrity" narrative smells like cope to me... how many times we seen this exact setup before some whale just dumps their bag? 129 breaks and suddenly everyone's talking about "accumulation phase" lol
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MEVictim
· 01-03 17:02
From 119 to 133, there is indeed momentum, but I still don't quite understand the fluctuation between 132-133. How can they be so certain that 127 is the support level?
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SatsStacking
· 01-03 17:00
Wait, has 129 been broken? I need to check the candlestick chart first. Can't just rely on analysis to jump in.
#2026年比特币行情展望 The recent market movement of SOL becomes clear upon closer inspection. It’s not driven by emotional hype but by a genuine trend-following approach. The four-hour chart shows this most straightforwardly—price staying close to the upper Bollinger Band and pushing upward, with each pullback holding the midline without breaking below. This indicates that funds are rhythmically shaking out and accumulating, cleaning out liquidity while advancing, rather than a quick pump-and-dump pattern.
From a surge from 119 to 133, there’s no obvious sign of heavy selling volume, which suggests solid momentum. Currently, the price oscillates between 132 and 133, seemingly stagnant, but in reality, it’s digesting the previous gains—using time to gain space, a tactic familiar to seasoned traders. As long as the correction doesn’t break below 129, the overall structure remains intact.
From a trading perspective? The approach is very clear—avoid chasing high and wait for a pullback to enter. The area around 131 is worth close attention. If the price can stabilize here, it might be a good opportunity to go long, with a stop-loss set below 129. If the trend deepens further, 127 is the last line of defense for this wave’s structure; only a break below that would mark the end of this rally.
Looking ahead, 133 is just a short-term resistance level. Once a volume breakout occurs, the upside potential will be reactivated. Don’t prematurely set a ceiling on the trend—markets are often more imaginative than we think.