Solana's recent trend has indeed attracted a lot of attention. After breaking through the key level of 142.14, the next target prices are:

First is 144, which is a short-term ceiling. If it can break through smoothly, 153 becomes the next reference point—this is calculated based on Fibonacci retracement. Looking further up, the range of 163 to 173 is the medium-term target zone. Finally, the 187 line is very critical; before breaking it, there may be significant selling pressure, serving as the last line of defense before a true trend reversal.

Regarding support levels, there are multiple layers. The immediate support is between 138 and 136. If it drops here, don’t rush to cut losses. Deeper still, 133 is a defensive line. Further down, 121 is a macro-level support.

What is the current situation? SOL is still oscillating above the support level of 136.95, and no exit signal has been triggered yet. Holding on is fine; the key is whether 142.14 can be broken.

What’s a more prudent operation? After a breakout, consider selling in batches. For example, sell half of the position at 142 to reduce risk, then sell another 30% at 145. Conversely, if the price retraces to the 130 to 134 range, that’s an opportunity to add positions, provided you remain optimistic about Solana’s long-term fundamentals.

142.14 is not the end point, just the next station. Watch quietly and see when the breakout will occur.