SOL's recent performance doesn't look like a rebound; it appears more like a long-planned reversal.

From a macro perspective, the bottom has already been established. Short-term oscillations? That's just shaking out those less committed positions. Don't be disturbed by the fluctuations on the 1-hour chart.

Looking at the daily chart, SOL has just broken through the middle band of the Bollinger Bands at 126.9, which is a significant signal. More importantly, the daily MACD green histogram continues to expand, and the DIF has successfully crossed above the DEA. This is a classic trend reversal signal.

Yes, the 4-hour chart looks a bit tired, but that precisely indicates that the indicators are repairing. As long as the 4-hour middle band at 135.31 holds, each pullback is preparing for the next surge higher.

For traders aiming to make a 20% profit, this oscillation zone is the best opportunity to position for a trend breakout. Don't get caught up in the noise on the 1-hour chart; focus on the daily chart, with the target in the 146-150 resistance zone.

The trading strategy is clear: hold the daily middle band, wait for pullbacks as opportunities, and aim directly at the next resistance zone.