2026-01-13 01:26:31

US CPI data is about to be released, and market sentiment is becoming more volatile. SOL has shown a good technical performance during this window. From a short-term perspective, this wave of correction has indeed touched the precise support level, and so far, it has recorded a 1.5x unrealized profit.

Under the macro data-driven market, SOL's performance is relatively resilient. Compared to smaller coins like DOLO, which are more volatile, the risk factor also increases accordingly. The key is that current entry points and risk control are equally important—blindly chasing highs often comes at a cost after the data is released.

If you're interested in real-time technical analysis like this, you can follow related market insights. Events driven by US CPI and similar data often reshape short-term patterns, so it's always wise to prepare contingency plans in advance.

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ForkLibertarian

· 2h ago

1.5x unrealized gains sound good, but we still need to keep a tight hold before the CPI is released. SOL is indeed more resilient than those small-cap coins, but don’t be fooled by the support levels. A bad grasp of data-driven strategies is a painful lesson. Prepare a plan before the CPI, chasing highs is really too risky. Whether the support levels are precise or not mainly depends on how it moves afterward. That kind of volatility like DOLO... forget it, I won’t touch it for now. No matter how good the technicals look, we should wait until the CPI is out before making a decision.

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FudVaccinator

· 18h ago

SOL's support level was indeed well-held, but as soon as the CPI data came out, the 1.5x unrealized gains disappeared in seconds. I guess not many can hold onto it. Chasing small coins is gambling; risk control really shouldn't be neglected. Both technical and fundamental analyses are meaningless in the face of CPI data; setting proper stop-losses is the key. Such precise support levels? I feel like it's all just post-hoc rationalization. Resilience sounds good, but it really depends on macroeconomic conditions. SOL can't escape that fate either. Small coins are highly volatile and offer big profits, but the problem is... losses come even faster. What do you think? Before the CPI data is released, just focus on your positions. Don't expect to make money while lying down. I want to see if this support level can hold after the data is out. Risk control always comes first. I've heard too many stories of chasing highs and getting trapped. Technical analysis is just a paper tiger in the face of events. Who still believes in it?

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-13 01:56

sol this wave is indeed stable, but after the CPI is released, it's hard to say --- Chasing highs, get ready to be educated. I won't touch it anymore --- 1.5x floating profit should be taken, don't be greedy --- Small coin projects are highly volatile, but it's just gambling, can't afford to play --- Macroeconomic data is truly a powerful weapon. Good technical analysis alone won't cut it --- Prepare a contingency plan? Easy to say, but who won't panic at critical moments --- sol is resilient under pressure, but the market cap is just so small, don't be too optimistic

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EternalMiner

· 01-13 01:51

SOL has indeed hit the support this time. With a 1.5x unrealized profit, it's time to hold steady. Once the CPI data is released, everything else is irrelevant.

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BridgeNomad

· 01-13 01:29

yo CPI pump and dump cycle incoming... SOL holding support is nice but tbh after watching so many liquidity migrations fail catastrophically, these "precise support levels" feel kinda like false comfort ngl. remember when everyone said the same thing before the FTX bridge exploit? anyway risk-adjusted returns on alts like DOLO? counterparty risk is bleeding crazy high rn, nope not for me

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UnluckyLemur

· 01-13 01:26

SOL this wave is indeed stable, but once the CPI is released, it will probably reshuffle again.

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