December 15 SOL Strategy Analysis

Resistance Levels: 133.2, 135.8

Support Levels: 127.8, 123.1,

If it does not fall below 127.8, you can go long, add positions at 123.1, with a stop loss included, first take profit at 133.2, second take profit at 135.8. If it does not break 133.2 upwards, you can go short, add positions at 135.8, with a stop loss included, first take profit at 127.8, second take profit at 123.1.

The SOL four-hour chart shows an expanding Bollinger Band, with the middle line trending downwards, corresponding prices for the three lines: 133.2, 138.3, 128. The one-hour chart shows the three lines of the Bollinger Band trending downwards.

The four-hour chart indicates that the short-term moving average is trending downwards, while the medium to long-term moving averages show a downward trend. The market has retraced above MA5, attempting to stabilize above MA5, while the short-term moving averages MA5 and MA10 on the hourly chart are turning upwards, and MA30 is trending down. The market attempts to retrace and stabilize above MA10.

On the MACD four-hour chart, the fast line is level below the zero axis, with the slow line trending down, indicating that bearish momentum is weakening. On the hourly chart, below the zero axis, the fast line has just crossed above the slow line from below, forming a golden cross and trending upwards, generating bullish momentum.

The RSI indicator on the four-hour chart is in the overbought trading phase, with the fast line crossing above the slow line from below, forming a golden cross, with the two lines corresponding to values of 17 and 5. The hourly chart is in the normal trading phase with both lines trending upwards, corresponding to values of 71 and 51.