Solana continues to demonstrate a strong trend. The current price around 140.55 presents a good long setup — set a stop loss at 137.46, give yourself enough room to adjust, and then target 156. The logic behind this move is that although SOL's recent gains are substantial, on-chain activity and ecosystem application heat are still rising. From a technical perspective, the 140.55 level is at the intersection of a key support and demand zone, with a higher probability of moving upward. Of course, risks always exist — if it breaks below 137.46, indicating a shift in market sentiment, it's time to exit decisively. The target of 156 represents a recent resistance level; only a breakout here can lead to larger gains. The biggest risk in this mid-term setup is greed and procrastination — stop loss when needed, take profit when appropriate.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 1h ago
Over 140 dollars is a bit scary, feels like we haven't reached the real bottom yet.
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Setting the stop-loss at 137 was too tight, a quick correction and you're out?
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Can SOL break 156 this time? Feels a bit uncertain.
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Greed kills people, no doubt about that. I only lost money because I couldn't bear to cut my losses.
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Is the logic of on-chain activity heating up valid? Is there data to support it?
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I just want to know if it will rebound after breaking 137, or if it will crash directly.
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Mid-term is mid-term, but I'm worried the crypto market could turn upside down overnight.
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Long position setup? I'm really afraid of chasing the high.
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Is 156 resistance? Feels like this price won't hold for long.
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It's the old routine of stop-loss and take-profit again, but the key is that no one can really execute it properly.
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RunWhenCut
· 7h ago
140.55 entering the market is indeed attractive, just worried about trembling hands and not following the rules
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AirdropHarvester
· 7h ago
Enter 140.55, exit 156, it's that simple. Don't make it so complicated.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 7h ago
Is it still worth chasing after more than 140? It feels a bit uncertain.
Solana continues to demonstrate a strong trend. The current price around 140.55 presents a good long setup — set a stop loss at 137.46, give yourself enough room to adjust, and then target 156. The logic behind this move is that although SOL's recent gains are substantial, on-chain activity and ecosystem application heat are still rising. From a technical perspective, the 140.55 level is at the intersection of a key support and demand zone, with a higher probability of moving upward. Of course, risks always exist — if it breaks below 137.46, indicating a shift in market sentiment, it's time to exit decisively. The target of 156 represents a recent resistance level; only a breakout here can lead to larger gains. The biggest risk in this mid-term setup is greed and procrastination — stop loss when needed, take profit when appropriate.