SOL is stepping on a thick volume cluster at 119.8 (123 candles)｜$BTC $ETH , etc. support/resistance chart with 16 coins
▬ Today’s main character: SOL current price 120.7, hovering right at 119.8—that’s one of the densest traded zones in the past 30 days (123 4h K-lines traded there).
Why it’s worth watching: this thick volume area is basically a crowd’s cost line. When price reaches here, stop-loss orders and buy-add orders tend to increase at the same time—volatility is usually higher than in other areas.
One reminder: “thick” doesn’t mean it can be held. Thick zones are often where the most stop-losses are clustered. Once it breaks, price may move even faster.
▬ A question to leave you with: will SOL touch 123.9 (resistance) first today, or 119.8 (support)? Drop your reasoning in the comments—tomorrow I’ll post the result under this.
▬ Support and resistance aren’t drawn by lines—they’re built from volume clusters:
I counted which price levels each 4h K-line traded at over the last 30 days. The more K-lines that traded at the same price, the more likely there are real buy/sell orders there.
▬ Strength criteria (by number of touches): very strong ≥60 | strong 25–59 | medium 10–24 | weak <10
· BTC 83,614｜already broke below the lower band -0.32ATR｜support —｜resistance 83,627(strong), 83,838(strong)
· ETH 2,654｜already broke below the lower band -0.36ATR｜support —｜resistance 2,662(strong), 2,665(strong)
· BNB 773.9｜within the range 25%｜support 768.6(strong), 764.9(strong)｜resistance 780.5(strong), 783.6(medium)
· SOL 120.7｜within the range 16%｜support 119.8(very strong), 119.8(medium)｜resistance 123.9(medium), 125.0(very strong)
· ZEC 1,575｜within the range 3%｜support 1,572(strong), 1,524(strong)｜resistance 1,629(medium), 1,670(medium)
· LINK 14.042｜within the range 27%｜support 13.881(very strong), 13.828(medium)｜resistance 14.417(medium), 14.488(very strong)
· AVAX 10.868｜already broke below the lower band -0.04ATR｜support 10.491(medium), 10.076(medium)｜resistance 10.883(medium), 11.282(strong)
· XRP 1.503｜within the range 1%｜support 1.502(very strong), 1.489(strong)｜resistance 1.544(strong), 1.562(medium)
· ADA 0.2539｜within the range 35%｜support 0.2500(medium), 0.2478(very strong)｜resistance 0.2597(strong), 0.2654(very strong)
· LTC 70.490｜already broke below the lower band -0.22ATR｜support 70.140(medium), 69.569(weak)｜resistance 70.900(very strong), 73.561(medium)
· NEAR 5.284｜within the range 44%｜support 5.118(weak), 4.988(medium)｜resistance 5.441(weak), 5.499(very strong)
· APT 0.8533｜within the range 59%｜support 0.8215(strong), 0.7505(strong)｜resistance 0.8750(strong)
· SUI 1.252｜within the range 2%｜support 1.251(weak), 1.218(weak)｜resistance 1.284(weak)
· DOGE 0.0952｜already broke below the lower band -0.01ATR｜support 0.0924(strong), 0.0909(very strong)｜resistance 0.0953(very strong), 0.0998(very strong)
· DOT 1.252｜already broke below the lower band -0.21ATR｜support 1.225(medium), 1.207(strong)｜resistance 1.260(medium), 1.283(weak)
· TRX 0.3342｜within the range 20%｜support 0.3327(strong), 0.3324(very strong)｜resistance 0.3354(strong), 0.3414(very strong)
▬ How to use it (more important than memorizing numbers):
1. First look at the zone closest to the current price—don’t only look at the strongest one. Even if it’s stronger, if it’s far away it won’t affect today.
2. Support and resistance are zones, not single points. Wicks piercing through and then snapping back is normal.
3. Strength only tells you how much volume traded here—it doesn’t indicate direction. If price breaks below thick support, it often moves faster (stop-loss orders are stacked there). If price breaks above a thin resistance, it can be easier.
▬ Data source: Binance 4h K-line automatic identification (uses only closed K-lines; no future functions). The same setup is currently being simulated on a live/demo trading environment, recorded publicly end-to-end and includes losses. Not investment advice.
▬ Today’s main character: SOL current price 120.7, hovering right at 119.8—that’s one of the densest traded zones in the past 30 days (123 4h K-lines traded there).
Why it’s worth watching: this thick volume area is basically a crowd’s cost line. When price reaches here, stop-loss orders and buy-add orders tend to increase at the same time—volatility is usually higher than in other areas.
One reminder: “thick” doesn’t mean it can be held. Thick zones are often where the most stop-losses are clustered. Once it breaks, price may move even faster.
▬ A question to leave you with: will SOL touch 123.9 (resistance) first today, or 119.8 (support)? Drop your reasoning in the comments—tomorrow I’ll post the result under this.
▬ Support and resistance aren’t drawn by lines—they’re built from volume clusters:
I counted which price levels each 4h K-line traded at over the last 30 days. The more K-lines that traded at the same price, the more likely there are real buy/sell orders there.
▬ Strength criteria (by number of touches): very strong ≥60 | strong 25–59 | medium 10–24 | weak <10
· BTC 83,614｜already broke below the lower band -0.32ATR｜support —｜resistance 83,627(strong), 83,838(strong)
· ETH 2,654｜already broke below the lower band -0.36ATR｜support —｜resistance 2,662(strong), 2,665(strong)
· BNB 773.9｜within the range 25%｜support 768.6(strong), 764.9(strong)｜resistance 780.5(strong), 783.6(medium)
· SOL 120.7｜within the range 16%｜support 119.8(very strong), 119.8(medium)｜resistance 123.9(medium), 125.0(very strong)
· ZEC 1,575｜within the range 3%｜support 1,572(strong), 1,524(strong)｜resistance 1,629(medium), 1,670(medium)
· LINK 14.042｜within the range 27%｜support 13.881(very strong), 13.828(medium)｜resistance 14.417(medium), 14.488(very strong)
· AVAX 10.868｜already broke below the lower band -0.04ATR｜support 10.491(medium), 10.076(medium)｜resistance 10.883(medium), 11.282(strong)
· XRP 1.503｜within the range 1%｜support 1.502(very strong), 1.489(strong)｜resistance 1.544(strong), 1.562(medium)
· ADA 0.2539｜within the range 35%｜support 0.2500(medium), 0.2478(very strong)｜resistance 0.2597(strong), 0.2654(very strong)
· LTC 70.490｜already broke below the lower band -0.22ATR｜support 70.140(medium), 69.569(weak)｜resistance 70.900(very strong), 73.561(medium)
· NEAR 5.284｜within the range 44%｜support 5.118(weak), 4.988(medium)｜resistance 5.441(weak), 5.499(very strong)
· APT 0.8533｜within the range 59%｜support 0.8215(strong), 0.7505(strong)｜resistance 0.8750(strong)
· SUI 1.252｜within the range 2%｜support 1.251(weak), 1.218(weak)｜resistance 1.284(weak)
· DOGE 0.0952｜already broke below the lower band -0.01ATR｜support 0.0924(strong), 0.0909(very strong)｜resistance 0.0953(very strong), 0.0998(very strong)
· DOT 1.252｜already broke below the lower band -0.21ATR｜support 1.225(medium), 1.207(strong)｜resistance 1.260(medium), 1.283(weak)
· TRX 0.3342｜within the range 20%｜support 0.3327(strong), 0.3324(very strong)｜resistance 0.3354(strong), 0.3414(very strong)
▬ How to use it (more important than memorizing numbers):
1. First look at the zone closest to the current price—don’t only look at the strongest one. Even if it’s stronger, if it’s far away it won’t affect today.
2. Support and resistance are zones, not single points. Wicks piercing through and then snapping back is normal.
3. Strength only tells you how much volume traded here—it doesn’t indicate direction. If price breaks below thick support, it often moves faster (stop-loss orders are stacked there). If price breaks above a thin resistance, it can be easier.
▬ Data source: Binance 4h K-line automatic identification (uses only closed K-lines; no future functions). The same setup is currently being simulated on a live/demo trading environment, recorded publicly end-to-end and includes losses. Not investment advice.