SOL recently experienced a correction. Can it hold the 134 level? That's a good question. Let's look at both the news and technical aspects to get a clear picture.
**On the news side, it's interesting**
The overall meme coins in the Solana ecosystem are indeed a bit sluggish, and market enthusiasm has cooled down. But look again—WhiteWhale, the leading project, has defied the trend and surged 18%, with its market cap breaking through 100 million USD. What does this mean? Funds haven't completely pulled out; they are reallocating to different sectors and targets. Strong projects can still attract capital. In other words, the market has become more selective, but profit opportunities still exist.
As a leading public chain, SOL's fundamental value and ecosystem application level are being re-evaluated at this stage. Overall, although there are short-term fluctuations, the internal activity and capital interest remain solid, which is the core strength of SOL. This is not a sign of a complete retreat.
**On the technical side, the support level is crucial**
The Bollinger Bands clearly show that the key support level is very solid at this position. The indicators are also gathering energy, which is a detail worth paying attention to.
Short-term volatility is inevitable, but from both news and technical perspectives, SOL still has the confidence to continue.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 2h ago
I think I can hold this level at 134. WhiteWhale's strong rebound against the trend indicates that the funds haven't truly withdrawn; they're just selecting projects.
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LightningHarvester
· 16h ago
If you don't stabilize at 134, I'm really going to get in now, just waiting for the moment of breakdown.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-08 07:52
Can 134 really hold steady? It still seems to depend on how the funds move. Things are a bit uncertain right now.
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MevHunter
· 01-08 07:50
White Whale's 18% increase against the market is indeed interesting, indicating that strong projects can still attract funds. This wave of SOL's adjustment may not necessarily be a sign of a complete retreat.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 01-08 07:49
This level at 134 is indeed critical, but looking at WhiteWhale's counter-trend surge, it shows that funds are filtering in and it's not a total collapse. The fundamentals of SOL are still intact, and the technical support is solid, so a short-term bottom-fishing opportunity may be coming.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-08 07:46
This level at 134, with Bollinger Bands supporting so firmly, I don't think there's much problem. The key is whether the funds are willing to hold their position.
WhiteWhale is rising against the trend, indicating that the money hasn't truly left, just being selective. I agree with this logic.
The ecosystem activity is still active, SOL has a strong foundation, and short-term adjustments are normal.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-08 07:42
134 key levels must be protected, or else it will drop another round later, which is frustrating.
SOL recently experienced a correction. Can it hold the 134 level? That's a good question. Let's look at both the news and technical aspects to get a clear picture.
**On the news side, it's interesting**
The overall meme coins in the Solana ecosystem are indeed a bit sluggish, and market enthusiasm has cooled down. But look again—WhiteWhale, the leading project, has defied the trend and surged 18%, with its market cap breaking through 100 million USD. What does this mean? Funds haven't completely pulled out; they are reallocating to different sectors and targets. Strong projects can still attract capital. In other words, the market has become more selective, but profit opportunities still exist.
As a leading public chain, SOL's fundamental value and ecosystem application level are being re-evaluated at this stage. Overall, although there are short-term fluctuations, the internal activity and capital interest remain solid, which is the core strength of SOL. This is not a sign of a complete retreat.
**On the technical side, the support level is crucial**
The Bollinger Bands clearly show that the key support level is very solid at this position. The indicators are also gathering energy, which is a detail worth paying attention to.
Short-term volatility is inevitable, but from both news and technical perspectives, SOL still has the confidence to continue.