2026-01-09 23:43:36

Solana's recent market movement followed a classic pattern: first a decline to build a bottom, then a strong rebound, followed by being pushed back at resistance levels. The key now is whether it can hold the 135-136 line.

If this defensive line holds steady, the bulls may have a chance to regain strength, with the next target aiming for the 140-145 range. But what if it breaks? Then be prepared for a downward dive—possibly dropping consecutively to 132, 124, or even hitting 120.

The current question is clear: are you jumping in during this pullback, or waiting for confirmation signals before taking action? #SOL # Crypto Trading

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HodlKumamon

· 01-10 22:10

The bear just reviewed the historical trend. This pattern has appeared 27 times, and the probability of holding above 135-136 is... hmm, roughly 73.2%. Feeling a bit nervous (◍•ᴗ•◕) --- No rush, no rush. Dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is the way to go. Waiting for confirmation signals is more reliable. --- If it breaks 120, just go all in. The bear bets this wave is the golden pit. --- [Serious face] According to the Kelly formula, the current risk-reward ratio... suggests a 5% position for a gentle test. --- It's the same classic pattern again. I'm getting numb from watching it. If it can't hold, just keep DCA-ing. --- Now dropping is really a rare opportunity to add positions. Stay strong, hold tight, little cuties. --- If the 135 line is broken... the bear is already mentally prepared. Anyway, DCA won't lose money. --- Based on the pattern I've seen, it’s likely to rebound to around 142 this time before encountering resistance. Be patient and wait.

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