The hourly charts from 1 PM to 7 PM serve as the basis for analysis.
Look at the overall trend on the left side—whether it's generally upward or downward.
Currently, the left side shows an upward trend.
The basis for this judgment is the lowest point between 1 PM and 7 PM.
Whoever has the lower point is the reference.
Connect that lowest point to 8 PM with a line.
This line is the 2 AM line.
If the line is trending upward, it indicates a bullish market—preferably holding long positions until at least 4 AM, and considering short positions at higher levels.
If the line is trending downward, it indicates a bearish market—favoring short positions.
There's a 50% chance that a strong reversal candle (either a large bullish or bearish candle) will appear.
If you're confident about the trend (bullish or bearish), avoid chasing with tight stop-losses. For example, tonight's SOL target is to reach 164.
Set your take profit at the median line of the recent upward move.
If the market rewards patience, consider placing take profit near previous highs or lows, close to nearby support or resistance levels.
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As of November 6, 2025, 8:43 PM
SOL Market Strategy
Current price: 158.04
Use the 2 AM line for daily trend judgment.
The hourly charts from 1 PM to 7 PM serve as the basis for analysis.
Look at the overall trend on the left side—whether it's generally upward or downward.
Currently, the left side shows an upward trend.
The basis for this judgment is the lowest point between 1 PM and 7 PM.
Whoever has the lower point is the reference.
Connect that lowest point to 8 PM with a line.
This line is the 2 AM line.
If the line is trending upward, it indicates a bullish market—preferably holding long positions until at least 4 AM, and considering short positions at higher levels.
If the line is trending downward, it indicates a bearish market—favoring short positions.
There's a 50% chance that a strong reversal candle (either a large bullish or bearish candle) will appear.
If you're confident about the trend (bullish or bearish), avoid chasing with tight stop-losses. For example, tonight's SOL target is to reach 164.
Set your take profit at the median line of the recent upward move.
If the market rewards patience, consider placing take profit near previous highs or lows, close to nearby support or resistance levels.