#数字资产生态回暖 December 12 Early Morning $BNB, $SOL Technical Briefing
Yesterday, both of these old friends completed a beautiful V-shaped reversal at the lows, and they continued to gain strength overnight. However, they are now both consolidating near their intraday highs, with overbought signals flashing—be cautious of technical pullbacks. The key is to identify the battle points between support and resistance.
**BNB Side** The 1-hour chart looks quite fierce, with strong bullish rebound momentum. The price is above all short-term moving averages, the MACD red histogram is expanding, and RSI has entered overbought territory. Momentum is strong, but such a rapid rebound definitely requires a breather. 875 is a critical line—hold it and try for 880-881.51; if broken, the next target is 870.
Trading ideas: • Longs: Wait for a pullback to 875-877 before entering, stop-loss at 872, first target 881.51, aiming for 885 on the push. • Shorts: If it rebounds to 880-881.51, consider a light entry, stop-loss at 886, target 877 first, then see if it can reach 875.
**SOL Side** The 1-hour chart shifted from weak to strong, gaining over 4% from the lows. The MACD formed a golden cross at the low, and RSI has climbed to 68. Bulls are in control. The 134 level is very important—if it holds steady, look to push toward new intraday highs.
Trading ideas: • Longs: Enter around 134-134.5, stop-loss at 133.5, targets at 135.51 and 136. • Shorts: Enter on a rebound at 135-135.51, stop-loss at 136, target 134.5 or a drop back to 134.
**Must-Read Risk Warning** Liquidity is poor during this early morning period, making it easy to get stopped out by a spike. Therefore, leave a buffer of 0.5-1 point when entering trades, and don’t set stops too tight. Additionally, BNB is overbought with limited room for a correction, so avoid excessive bearishness; SOL’s rebound strength is weaker than BNB’s, so only go long after support is confirmed and stabilized.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 11h ago
This early morning, we really have to hold strong, or it'll turn into another slaughter session.
If BNB breaks 875, it's game over; SOL at 134 also needs to stay stable.
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I've seen this pump-and-dump tactic too many times; during low liquidity at dawn, I simply avoid this point.
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Overbought is overbought, but the rebound strength is still there. Don't be too pessimistic.
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When will the lines at 875 and 134 break? Can't wait anymore.
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Feels like the same pattern: a rebound followed by a continued crash. Can it be different this time?
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Tightening stop-losses indeed makes it easier to get stopped out. Learned that lesson.
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Is SOL's rebound weaker than BNB's this time? The problem isn't the coin; it's the lack of consensus among people.
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Those who are still watching the market at 3 or 4 a.m. are really tough.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 11h ago
875's line really can't hold up, feels like a technical pullback is coming
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I've been waiting for this dip at dawn, tight stop-losses are really asking for trouble
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Compared to BNB, SOL's rebound strength is indeed a bit weak...
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Such obvious overbought signals, only the brave dare to chase high
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If 134 can't be broken, then there's no point wasting effort; I think this rebound is uncertain
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Allow a 0.5-1 point margin of error? I directly reserve 3 points, afraid of dying
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BNB's pace is ridiculously fast, it must take a breather for a correction
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Waiting for the 875 to pull back before re-entering; this strategy is stable, but waiting is exhausting
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Still watching the market during low liquidity periods, do I have a problem in the head?
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When SOL forms a golden cross, it surges; BNB is overbought and still holding on, the difference is quite big
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DegenGambler
· 11h ago
A break below 875 is a false breakout; you still need to wait for a pullback before jumping back in.
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RektRecorder
· 12h ago
That line at 875 is really a matter of life and death; break it, and you can directly go to 870 to have a chat.
#数字资产生态回暖 December 12 Early Morning $BNB, $SOL Technical Briefing
Yesterday, both of these old friends completed a beautiful V-shaped reversal at the lows, and they continued to gain strength overnight. However, they are now both consolidating near their intraday highs, with overbought signals flashing—be cautious of technical pullbacks. The key is to identify the battle points between support and resistance.
**BNB Side**
The 1-hour chart looks quite fierce, with strong bullish rebound momentum. The price is above all short-term moving averages, the MACD red histogram is expanding, and RSI has entered overbought territory. Momentum is strong, but such a rapid rebound definitely requires a breather. 875 is a critical line—hold it and try for 880-881.51; if broken, the next target is 870.
Trading ideas:
• Longs: Wait for a pullback to 875-877 before entering, stop-loss at 872, first target 881.51, aiming for 885 on the push.
• Shorts: If it rebounds to 880-881.51, consider a light entry, stop-loss at 886, target 877 first, then see if it can reach 875.
**SOL Side**
The 1-hour chart shifted from weak to strong, gaining over 4% from the lows. The MACD formed a golden cross at the low, and RSI has climbed to 68. Bulls are in control. The 134 level is very important—if it holds steady, look to push toward new intraday highs.
Trading ideas:
• Longs: Enter around 134-134.5, stop-loss at 133.5, targets at 135.51 and 136.
• Shorts: Enter on a rebound at 135-135.51, stop-loss at 136, target 134.5 or a drop back to 134.
**Must-Read Risk Warning**
Liquidity is poor during this early morning period, making it easy to get stopped out by a spike. Therefore, leave a buffer of 0.5-1 point when entering trades, and don’t set stops too tight. Additionally, BNB is overbought with limited room for a correction, so avoid excessive bearishness; SOL’s rebound strength is weaker than BNB’s, so only go long after support is confirmed and stabilized.