#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 Sol's recent market trend has indeed been very strong, already taking the lead into the second wave of upward movement.



From a technical perspective, short-term resistance is at 145, with support at 137 below. Within this range, there is quite a bit of room for strategic play—consider taking profits if prices rise too high, and adding positions if they dip low—it's all about timing.

My idea is that if the price retraces to around 137, it could be a good entry point for long positions. Looking upward, the 139 to 145 range should be the target zone in the near term.

Additionally, the US CPI data is about to be released, and such macroeconomic signals often have a significant impact on the overall risk appetite in the crypto market, so it's important to stay alert.

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WalletDetectivevip
· 8h ago
sol this wave is indeed a bit fierce, but I'm still a little nervous before the CPI data comes out Around 137 might really be a good entry point, just worried that a black swan event from the data might drop suddenly By the way, why is XRP still just idling around --- Can the 145 hurdle be broken? Feels like 139-145 is going back and forth endlessly --- CPI is the real test; technical analysis might be useless in an instant --- I'm tempted to buy low at 137, but I have no bullets left haha --- Sol leading the charge still gives some confidence; just waiting to see if this wave can hit the 145 limit up --- Once macro data is released, everything has to be reshuffled; anything said now is pointless --- If 137 repeatedly confirms the bottom, it should be stable; will XRP follow the trend then? --- How much room is left above 145? Afraid of buying at high levels
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 8h ago
Sol this time is indeed interesting, just waiting to see if CPI will cause any surprises. Why does Sol feel like it's just repeatedly tormenting between 137 and 145 this time? Let's wait and see before CPI results come out, don't get caught in a trap. If 137 really breaks, we might have to look downward. Is 145 really the top? It still feels like it can push higher.
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DAOdreamervip
· 8h ago
This round of SOL is indeed interesting, but once the CPI data is released, we’ll have to recalculate. Waiting to see if 137 can hold, feels like the real bottom is around 135. 145 is too greedy, I’ll just sell at 139 anyway.
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MidnightGenesisvip
· 8h ago
On-chain data shows that the 137 level needs to be closely watched; there are often undercurrents when the CPI is released.
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Ser_APY_2000vip
· 8h ago
If you get on board at 137, you might really turn things around; just worried that CPI might cause some trouble again. This time Sol didn't break down; it's still going sideways and frustrating. At that key level of 145, it feels like we need to test it a few more times. Before the CPI is released, who dares to hold heavy positions? Better to play it safe. I think around 139 might be a good small test. Is this wave going to follow the risk sentiment again? Feeling exhausted.
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