Regarding Solana's integration potential, the recent price performance already hints at the clues. Each rebound during pullbacks has been quite substantial, and it always recovers the lost ground first — indicating a strong absorption force in the market.
From the level of 124 to the current 144, the increase is nearly 15%. Although smart money has already begun to position, overall, it is still far from a full-scale breakout. The key is that as long as the market continues to build momentum, Solana has room to move higher.
On the technical side, if it breaks through the key resistance at 151, the next target could be around 173. Of course, all this depends on market enthusiasm being maintained, and current signs suggest it has not cooled off.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 01-12 09:17
This wave of the SOL rebound is indeed interesting; I agree that the continuation strength is strong.
Whether 151 breaks or not is the key; it feels like this time it's not going to be so easy.
Smart funds have already been positioned; we're still too late.
I'm having a hard time holding at 144; I have a feeling it will retest lower.
Target 173? Let's just survive until 151 first, haha.
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TrustMeBro
· 01-12 07:53
SOL's rebound this time is really smooth, the supporting positions seem to be genuinely committed.
If 151 can't be broken, there's no need to boast.
A price range of $13, smart funds have already jumped in, we can just enjoy some gains.
Wait, can this momentum sustain until 173? That's a bit uncertain...
The market hasn't exploded yet? Then is it too early to enter now?
Every dip is followed by a rebound, indicating that holders are truly determined.
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SellTheBounce
· 01-12 07:53
Sell on rebound, that's the truth of trading. Don't be blinded by a 15% increase.
The bagholders are all waiting for 173. History has shown me that there are always lower points.
Strong support? Haha, it's just that the moment of despair hasn't arrived yet.
If 151 can't be broken, it will fall back to find a bottom. Be patient and wait; it will come eventually.
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DoomCanister
· 01-12 07:39
Sol's rebound this time is indeed a bit fierce, but I really can't see it easily breaking through the 151 level.
I'm more bullish on the 144 level; smart money has already been buying, just waiting for retail investors to follow.
173? Let's take down 151 first, and then talk about that. Don't get ahead of ourselves.
The enthusiasm has been burning these days; the key is just to avoid losing momentum.
Regarding Solana's integration potential, the recent price performance already hints at the clues. Each rebound during pullbacks has been quite substantial, and it always recovers the lost ground first — indicating a strong absorption force in the market.
From the level of 124 to the current 144, the increase is nearly 15%. Although smart money has already begun to position, overall, it is still far from a full-scale breakout. The key is that as long as the market continues to build momentum, Solana has room to move higher.
On the technical side, if it breaks through the key resistance at 151, the next target could be around 173. Of course, all this depends on market enthusiasm being maintained, and current signs suggest it has not cooled off.