2025-11-28 04:02:51

#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Now hanging at 139, looking at the one-hour chart? Indeed still swaying near the lower band of the Bollinger Bands, the lower band position theoretically should be an accomplice. But if you carefully analyze those Candlesticks — small bearish and bullish with short shadows, this is clearly not a range-bound situation. It's obvious that short positions are dominant, just that they haven't made a strong push yet.

The price is now almost touching the support level. In this position, do you think the probability of a rebound is greater, or is the possibility of a breakdown higher? I tend to think the latter. In a range-bound market, shorting at a high position is actually more stable.

My thinking: The range of 141-143 can consider entering short positions, looking at 137, with an aggressive target set at 135.

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WealthCoffee

· 12-01 01:22

I’m also looking at short orders, just afraid of a breakdown followed by a rebound; this kind of back-and-forth traps people the hardest. This wave of Sol is indeed not that simple, let’s wait and see. Entering a short order at 141 puts a lot of pressure on me; I’ll still sit on the sidelines. I believe in 135, but the key is to see what the Fed's attitude is.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 11-29 02:42

The short positions this wave aren't that fierce, a rebound at 139 isn't a big deal. --- 135? Dream on, when SOL rebounds, it shot directly above 140. --- I've heard too much about the logic of the Bollinger Bands lower band support, and the result? It broke through pretty quickly. --- I didn't have the guts to enter a short order at 141, afraid of getting trapped at a high position. --- At this position, it's better to wait for a break rather than gamble on a rebound, safer that way. --- Short positions dominate but haven't made a strong push yet; to put it bluntly, it's still gathering strength, looking at 135 is indeed a bit greedy. --- I'm curious about what to do after it drops to 137, where should I set the stop loss? --- SOL has been like this recently, repeatedly confirming the support level and then still falling, annoying. --- The probability of getting slapped in the face by entering at 143 is not low; this round of market is a bit deceptive.

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WalletDetective

· 11-28 04:32

The short positions are clearly building up for a big move; I'm optimistic about entering a position at 141-143, but 137 is the key level. --- The lower band of the Bollinger Bands can't hold, brother; the Candlestick pattern is just deceiving us into a Rebound. --- Is the support level about to break so quickly? I'm betting 135 can hold up. --- High-level short orders are indeed appealing, much more stable than chasing the price; it all depends on how deep this drop can go. --- With this rhythm for SOL, the short positions are still building momentum; don't be fooled by a small Rebound. --- Once 137 breaks, it's straight down to 135; aggressive short orders can still enter a position at this time. --- Just by looking at the pattern, it's clear that the long positions have no chance; the short positions are dominant, and that's a given.

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SolidityNewbie

· 11-28 04:30

It sounds to me like saying that the short positions haven't fully made a strong push is a bit of a comfort word... To be honest, the position at 139 is a bit awkward, the rebound isn't strong enough, and the fall hasn't been smooth either. The target at 137 is a bit aggressive; I think I'll just hold onto the short order around 141-143 for now.

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AirdropATM

· 11-28 04:22

Are you trying to buy the dip without the short positions making a strong push? I see you haven't experienced the big dump of SOL. --- I agree with entering short orders at 141-143, but you need to be mentally prepared for the target of 135. --- It's just another support level acting as an accomplice; I think the probability of breaking through this time is higher. --- The rebound probability at the lower band of the Bollinger Bands isn't that high; the short positions are the main course. --- The aggressive target of 135 is a bit greedy; 137 is a safer point. --- Small bearish and bullish candles with short wicks indicate a test by the short positions; this judgment is quite good. --- Shorting at high levels is indeed stable, but the risk of shorting at low levels isn't small either. --- I see your analysis is quite detailed, but you trust the support level a bit too much. --- If SOL drops again from this position, I wouldn't be surprised; the short orders are reasonable. --- I followed in at 141 for a short; if there's a rebound, I'll just take the loss.

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