2025-12-26 12:25:24

SOL is coiled tight at a critical juncture. After weeks of downside pressure, the price has found itself testing a long-term demand zone that's been proven multiple times. What's interesting? Each bounce lower reveals less aggressive seller pressure—the follow-through just isn't there anymore. Volatility is tightening, and that's often when markets are deciding their next big move. Right now, how the market reacts in this zone will likely set the tone for what comes next.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 7h ago

The oscillation is almost over; now it's just a matter of whether it can break the level this time.

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BloodInStreets

· 7h ago

Is weakening selling pressure a good sign? I think it's just the last trap before bottoming out. --- It's that same story of "demand zones being validated multiple times." Every time it's said, but what's the result? Still cut in half. --- Damn, it's darkness before dawn. Let's wait and see, the decline is still coming. --- Volatility tightening = the market is making a decision? Come on, it's usually brewing the next wave of bloodbath. --- Here comes the usual hype about lifting the market. In such times, the opposite operation is the right move. --- Always saying "this time is different," but in the end, missing out or taking losses, cycle repeats. --- Multiple tests of demand zones mean stability? I think it looks more like each one is a trap.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 7h ago

SOL is back in this position again, really testing repeatedly every time... But this time, the selling pressure isn't as intense.

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OvertimeSquid

· 7h ago

Are the bears losing momentum? But I've seen this kind of buildup many times before, and most of the time it still ends up crashing down...

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 8h ago

The selling pressure on SOL is indeed waning, it's quite interesting. It feels like either a rally or just continue to stay flat.

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CryptoComedian

· 8h ago

Laughing and then crying, SOL's consolidation with decreasing volume—either a surge or a crash, no middle ground --- Today's leek diary: watching the market for three hours just to see SOL play tricks at a critical level --- Seller's momentum is weakening? I feel like my stop-loss orders are getting closer—laughing through tears --- Volatility tightening is the most annoying, the market hasn't decided yet but my heart has already made up its mind --- This is the Nth test of the long-term demand zone; next time, can it break through directly instead of teasing me again

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