2026-01-09 13:35:56

SOL's recent performance is worth paying attention to. The trading volume on the 30-minute candlestick chart surged by 51.3%, and such abnormal movement is usually not without reason.

The current price is around 137.63 USDT, and the key support level is just at 137.26, less than 0.71% away, which has basically been touched. A broader support zone is between 136.12 and 138.06. From this position, bulls have plenty of room to operate.

The sharp increase in trading volume often indicates that large funds are quietly accumulating. If a rally indeed starts later, such a trading volume background will be particularly important.

From a trading perspective, you can place a buy order around 137.26, with a take-profit target looking at the resistance level above at 140.09. This risk-reward ratio is relatively balanced. The next few candlestick movements will be crucial, so closely monitor SOL's subsequent actions.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-12 09:26

51.3% surge in trading volume, big funds are indeed quietly making moves.

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GasWaster69

· 01-09 14:06

Trading volume surges by 51%? That’s quite interesting. The big players are probably quietly accumulating positions.

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UncleWhale

· 01-09 14:03

The surge in trading volume definitely indicates something; big players are taking action, right?

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ImaginaryWhale

· 01-09 14:03

The trading volume surged by 51%, which is quite interesting. It feels like big players are quietly accumulating. However, the repeated tugging around the 137 mark—is it a genuine breakout or a false move? The 140 level is a bit far; I still want to see if it can break 138 first.

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ser_we_are_early

· 01-09 13:57

Trading volume surges by 51.3%? This move definitely has some substance; big players are definitely holding back their big moves.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-09 13:47

Trading volume 51% so strong? It feels like either big players are entering or something's about to happen.

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-09 13:40

Trading volume has surged so much, it feels like someone is secretly accumulating. Big funds are positioning in SOL? Then I should try to buy the dip. Enter long at 137.26, take profit at 140.09, this risk is acceptable to me. Can SOL break 140 this time? I'm a bit excited. Watching closely, these few K-lines are indeed critical.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-09 13:36

The narrative that trading volume is skyrocketing, I've heard it too many times. Every time, it's said that big funds are positioning themselves. But what’s the result? It still comes down to luck. --- Buy in at 137.26? I don’t believe there’s anything special about this level. Anyway, I’ve already been cut once. --- A 51.3% increase in trading volume, it feels like the start of another round of chopping the leeks. --- Looks like a very professional analysis, but SOL just moves up when it says it will and drops when it says it will. Who really knows the right direction? --- Is there room for the bulls? Then what about the bears? They have room too, haha. --- Wait, how was this take-profit level of 140.09 calculated? It feels a bit arbitrary. --- Really? Big funds are positioning? I don’t see it. Instead, it feels like they’re just dumping. --- Another set of technical analysis methods, but I prefer to go all-in blindly and enjoy the thrill.

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