Friends, has SOL been making you both love and hate it recently? Yesterday it was fluctuating around $131-133, and today some are shouting 'going for $150', while others are afraid of 'falling below $130'. Don't panic! I will explain this in simple terms to clarify how SOL will move from tonight until tomorrow morning. After reading this, you'll surely have a clear idea!
Market Review: The 'Heartbeat Game' in the Fluctuation Zone
Recently, SOL has been like taking a 'range elevator', stuck in the box between $131-134, repeatedly jumping around. Today the price hovered around $137-138 all day, and many players are anxiously slapping their thighs: 'Is it going up or down?' Don't worry, let's first look at the technicals—support at $131.38 is like the 'floor', and if it drops here, it might bounce back; resistance at $143.33 is the 'ceiling', and if it breaks through, it might face a pullback. The current price is $138, just stuck in the middle, like standing at a crossroads, deciding which way to go based on the 'wind direction'.
Technical breakdown: the 'secret codes' in the indicators
First, look at the moving averages: the 7-day EMA (138.82) and 30-day EMA (137.43) are moving 'hand in hand' upwards, with short-term moving averages above long-term moving averages, which is a typical 'bullish signal', indicating that the short-term upward momentum is still present. However, the RSI three-line (54-56) is stuck in the 50-60 range, neither overbought nor oversold, like 'lukewarm water', with no extreme signals for now. The MFI (39.92) is somewhat interesting, as the low value may suggest a slowdown in capital inflow, so we need to be wary of a 'high and low retracement'.
The lord's view: first aim for $145 tonight, brace for a potential plunge at dawn!
The lord predicts: SOL is likely to surge to $145-148 tonight! Why? Because the short-term moving averages are rising, combined with the market's 'speculative hype' over the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, bulls may take the opportunity to push up. But don't get too excited—at 3 AM tomorrow, once the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision is announced, the market may 'change its face'! If the interest rate policy is hawkish, SOL could 'plunge' from $150 back to $140 or even $135; if it's dovish, it may stabilize at $145 and continue to surge.
Two steps to take, steady yet fierce!
Step one, if it surges to $145-148 tonight, those who hold assets can reduce their positions in batches, securing some profits without being greedy; those who haven't entered should not rush to chase the highs, wait for a pullback to $142-143 before considering a low buy. Step two, focus on the Federal Reserve news at 3 AM—if the market sentiment is bearish after the interest rate decision, directly set a stop loss near $143; if bullish, keep your position to see if it can stabilize at $148.
The lord's 'village' hides a 'secret weapon'
Want to know specific points and real-time direction? Hurry and follow the lord, enter the village! There are more precise entry and exit signals in the village—such as how to catch rebounds using moving averages and how to avoid 'false breakouts' through RSI. Retail investors make money not by 'guessing tops and bottoms', but by 'following trends and setting stop losses'! From tonight to early tomorrow morning, let's watch the market together; the lord is waiting for you in the village, don't miss it!
