SOL's short-term consolidation support has already been broken on a closing basis. From 03:00 to 04:00 Beijing time on October 5, it closed at 121.11 USDT, below the previous hour's low of 121.26; volume increased from 6,976 to 12,668 SOL, up about 82%.

This selling-driven price advance has higher volume participation. However, the short-term support needs to be re-validated. Still, this candle's low was 121.09, and the close is only 0.02 higher; if the next hour quickly reclaims 121.26, it could also cause this breakdown to lose its follow-through.

I'll keep the mildly bearish judgment for now: subsequently, the 1H remains below 121.26 and the trading volume is not less than 12,668 SOL, which can confirm that the downside break is continuing; if 1H reclaims 121.50, then this round of the mildly bearish judgment is invalidated. Touching the range intraday still cannot replace a closing confirmation.

If the next candle closes back with low volume at 121.26, but still doesn't reclaim 121.50, do you think that is enough to negate this breakdown?

Data: the official SOL/USDT spot has closed for 1H, confirm=1, as of 04:00, using the same criteria as the adjacent hour. For conditional observation only and does not constitute investment advice.