This 4-hour chart of SOL looks a bit risky; be wary of the volume-price divergence signal.

[Crypto World] SOL’s recent 4-hour chart is looking interesting.

Looking at the last few candlesticks, the price has been repeatedly oscillating between 132.03 and 144.67. Now we have a bullish candle, but trading volume has clearly shrunk—this is a warning sign, indicating that upward momentum is weakening.

The MACD histogram, however, has stayed positive and is gradually increasing, which means the bulls are still holding on for now. But the KDJ has shot up to 65—neither a golden cross nor a death cross, sitting awkwardly in a neutral-to-bullish zone. What’s worse is the divergence between price and volume: price is rising while volume is decreasing, casting doubt on the sustainability of this rebound.

The technical reference points are clear:

Long positions: The preferred entry is at 132.03, or you can wait for a pullback to 129.0 if you’re more aggressive. Stop-loss must be set below 131.37—if that breaks, don’t hesitate to exit. Target is 144.67; for a more conservative approach, consider taking some profit at 139.0.

Short opportunities: If the price weakens around 144.67, you can try shorting. An alternative entry is 139.0, with the stop-loss set above 145.39.

Current support is at 129.0, resistance at 139.0. Personally, I prefer waiting for a pullback to the support level before going long—the risk of chasing at this level is too high. Until volume picks up, it’s better to stay on the sidelines.