#加密生态动态追踪 December 12 early morning BNB and SOL technical scan
These two mainstream coins hit bottom yesterday and both showed a beautiful V-shaped reversal, continuing to surge in the early hours. Short-term bulls are indeed dominant. However, upon closer inspection, both coins are beginning to stall near their intraday highs, so we should watch out for overbought conditions and a possible pullback.
**BNB side**: On the 1-hour chart, the price remains firmly above all short-term moving averages. The MACD red histogram continues to expand, and the RSI has entered the overbought zone. Momentum appears present, but a correction is also necessary. The 875 level is crucial—if it holds, the price can keep rising; if broken, expect a pullback to around 870.
If you want to go long, wait until it retraces to the 875-877 range to enter, with a stop loss at 872. The first target is 881.51, and the second target is around 883. Conversely, if it rebounds to 880-881.51, a small short position could be attempted, with a stop loss at 886, targeting 877 and 875 respectively.
**SOL side**: The 1-hour chart shows a rebound pattern shifting from weak to strong. It rebounded over 4% from the low, MACD is in a bullish crossover at a low level, and RSI has risen to 68, indicating bullish dominance. The 134 level is a key hurdle—if it can hold, there’s a chance to push for a new intraday high.
The bullish approach is to wait for a retracement to 134-134.5 to enter, with a stop loss at 133.5. The first target is 135.51, and the second target is 136. For short positions, enter on a rebound to 135-135.51, with a stop at 136, and look for a fall back to 134.5 and 134.
**Risks to note**: During early morning, the derivative markets have limited liquidity, and price spikes are common. It’s important to leave a 0.5-1 point buffer for entry points to avoid getting stopped out prematurely. Also, BNB’s overbought condition doesn’t leave much room for correction, so don’t overly bearish. SOL’s rebound strength is weaker than BNB’s; always wait for confirmation of support before going long.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 8h ago
Breaking 875 means reducing positions. This rebound's momentum is indeed a bit weak; don't be fooled by the MACD.
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StakeOrRegret
· 8h ago
875 is indeed a watershed point, but those who still dare to go all-in during such low liquidity in the early morning are true warriors...
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AirdropHarvester
· 8h ago
BNB's critical 875 level is a bit shaky, seems easy to get liquidated... liquidity really sucks in the early morning.
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MoonBoi42
· 8h ago
Haha, it's starting to stall again in the early morning. These two guys just love to do this at high points.
BNB needs to hold at 875 to have a chance; if it breaks, it will really need to backpedal. I bet it can hold.
The rebound strength of SOL is indeed weak. Let's wait and see if 134 can hold before making any moves.
The needle insertion in contracts is really annoying. Stop-losses should leave some room; don’t play so tight.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 8h ago
BNB is being a bit sluggish this time, must hold 875 or it will be awkward.
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LightningHarvester
· 8h ago
If 875 breaks, we'll have to retest. This dragging phase is really annoying.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 9h ago
V reversal is back again. Can you hold on this time? Feels like BNB might break 875, which could be problematic.
#加密生态动态追踪 December 12 early morning BNB and SOL technical scan
These two mainstream coins hit bottom yesterday and both showed a beautiful V-shaped reversal, continuing to surge in the early hours. Short-term bulls are indeed dominant. However, upon closer inspection, both coins are beginning to stall near their intraday highs, so we should watch out for overbought conditions and a possible pullback.
**BNB side**: On the 1-hour chart, the price remains firmly above all short-term moving averages. The MACD red histogram continues to expand, and the RSI has entered the overbought zone. Momentum appears present, but a correction is also necessary. The 875 level is crucial—if it holds, the price can keep rising; if broken, expect a pullback to around 870.
If you want to go long, wait until it retraces to the 875-877 range to enter, with a stop loss at 872. The first target is 881.51, and the second target is around 883. Conversely, if it rebounds to 880-881.51, a small short position could be attempted, with a stop loss at 886, targeting 877 and 875 respectively.
**SOL side**: The 1-hour chart shows a rebound pattern shifting from weak to strong. It rebounded over 4% from the low, MACD is in a bullish crossover at a low level, and RSI has risen to 68, indicating bullish dominance. The 134 level is a key hurdle—if it can hold, there’s a chance to push for a new intraday high.
The bullish approach is to wait for a retracement to 134-134.5 to enter, with a stop loss at 133.5. The first target is 135.51, and the second target is 136. For short positions, enter on a rebound to 135-135.51, with a stop at 136, and look for a fall back to 134.5 and 134.
**Risks to note**: During early morning, the derivative markets have limited liquidity, and price spikes are common. It’s important to leave a 0.5-1 point buffer for entry points to avoid getting stopped out prematurely. Also, BNB’s overbought condition doesn’t leave much room for correction, so don’t overly bearish. SOL’s rebound strength is weaker than BNB’s; always wait for confirmation of support before going long.
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