2026-01-05 08:24:18

Staring at SOL's recent trend, it's still quite interesting. It has been rising for nearly ten days straight, looking very fierce, but a closer look at the performance over the past three days reveals that although it is moving up together with the market, the rate of increase is clearly shrinking. This is where it gets interesting——after reaching a high point in the morning, the 1-hour K-line started to turn downward, with one bearish candle after another. From this rhythm, the bullish momentum is no longer there. From a technical perspective, after a ten-day rally, the appearance of such weak follow-through and a reversal from high levels usually indicates that the buyers' strength is nearly exhausted. In the short term, the trend is very likely to enter a correction phase, and paying attention to downside risks at this level might be more practical.

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SerNgmi

· 01-08 03:55

The signal of exhaustion at high levels is clear to me, I'm out of here. --- It's that old trick of rising and then falling after, SOL really doesn't play fair. --- The ten-day rally has shrunk, it was time to reduce positions, now it's too late to regret. --- Buyers are losing strength, time to take profits and secure gains, brother. --- A series of bearish candles, now this is getting interesting, waiting for the bottom. --- Following the trend is losing momentum? Simply put, no one is buying anymore, it's time to run. --- Turning down from a high is the most annoying, always realizing too late, next time I'll spot it earlier. --- SOL's moves are quite bold, rising fiercely and falling just as quickly. --- The correction phase has arrived, protecting the principal is more important than anything. --- It looks very dangerous, everyone be careful.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-08 00:06

The weakness of SOL is becoming more and more obvious, to the point where even following the trend is difficult. After ten days of upward momentum, it's really easy to reverse, so be careful.

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LiquidityWizard

· 01-06 08:09

nah actually, statistically speaking—the momentum divergence you're describing is what, maybe 60-65% predictive of pullback? given the historical data on sol's correlation with btc, i'd say the risk-adjusted scenario here gets spicier if we see volume confirm those hourly rejections. theoretically speaking, that's when the real capitulation starts.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-05 08:53

The signal of shrinking gains is quite clear, but when it comes to cutting losses, people hesitate—that's the common problem of retail investors. Ignoring a high-level bearish candlestick pattern is the right move; the big players are just waiting for you to chase. This recent surge in SOL looked fierce, but it was actually losing momentum long ago. The technicals are very clear, risk management comes first. The ten-day increase has compressed to this level; buyers are truly exhausted. Entering now just makes you the bag holder. Is there still anyone chasing the high? Brothers, wake up. During the adjustment phase, pay attention to the risks. A reversal at a high level is a signal. If you can't hold this position, you need to get out—don't wait for the big players to cut losses. The most dangerous at the end of a rally—where are the support levels, everyone?

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 01-05 08:48

The ten-day increase is shrinking; I see this signal clearly—another plunge is coming.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 01-05 08:46

The ten-day increase has shrunk again; I've seen this pattern too many times. Accumulation of bearish candles, weak buying pressure, it's indeed time to reduce positions. The high level didn't hold, we need to keep a close eye on the downside risk. How big can the adjustment in SOL be this time? Let's see if the recent support can hold.

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zkNoob

· 01-05 08:40

Damn, it's the same old story. Ten days of consecutive downward candles with gains in between are really getting on my nerves.

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MetaNomad

· 01-05 08:39

After rising for ten consecutive days, it starts to turn around. I've seen this pattern too many times. Be really cautious when a high turns into a decline; SOL's recent dip feels a bit weak. Buying power is indeed insufficient; it's time to reduce positions. When momentum is weak, it's time to run; don't wait for a crash. This analyst's point is spot on. I'm also considering whether to sell at this level.

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DaoDeveloper

· 01-05 08:32

ngl the momentum exhaustion pattern here is textbook—momentum divergence coupled with decreasing volume on higher timeframes usually signals a consolidation phase incoming. worth mapping out the support levels before things get spicy.

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