2026-01-16 22:25:26

Solana's recent trend is quite interesting. Previously, it was analyzed that breaking through the 145 level would be difficult, but it suddenly surged upward. At such times, it's important to consider whether it's a genuine breakout or a false signal.

It seems that the market is indeed being shaped by large funds, and many on-chain data points can support this. When the price suddenly changes direction, there is often a story behind it. Solana's performance this time suggests that the market rhythm is shifting.

However, in this kind of market, caution is also necessary. During fluctuations, managing risk is always the top priority. By observing subsequent trading volume and technical indicators, we can determine how sustainable this rebound is. In the short term, if the price can hold this level, the potential for further gains becomes more promising.

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0xSherlock

· 01-16 22:55

There is still a high possibility of a trap, and since the 145 level has been broken so many times, don't get caught off guard.

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DuckFluff

· 01-16 22:46

145 Breakthrough, I told you it was just a trap to lure more buyers, now the psychological game starts again. Fools with lots of money artificially push the price up. If there were real big funds, why would they play like this? But it's quite interesting; we need to see if the volume can keep up, or else it might come back down.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-16 22:45

145 Once that level is broken, it's broken. Anyway, I'm already tired of this back-and-forth game. I didn't believe the trading volume would keep up earlier. Let's wait and see what happens next.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-16 22:45

145Once that threshold is broken, it's broken. Anyway, this circle is like that. Yesterday it was a trap, today it actually broke through, and tomorrow it will come back again, cycle after cycle. On-chain data? I looked at it for a long time but still can't figure it out. Anyway, the big players are definitely playing some tricks. Holding your position steadily is the only way to have momentum. I'm tired of hearing this phrase, but it still depends on luck.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-16 22:43

This level at 145 should have been broken long ago. Those analysts before liked to scare people for no reason, and now they've been proven wrong. But we do need to see clearly whether it's a trap to attract more buyers; big funds love this kind of trick.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-16 22:42

The probability of a trap is still quite high, and signals of large funds offloading have always been hidden very deep.

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ProposalManiac

· 01-16 22:30

When the 145 level suddenly breaks, it indicates that the strategic logic of the big players has changed, and this is the core. On-chain data is just an appearance; the real mechanism design issue lies in—who is defining this narrative rhythm.

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