I’ve closely analyzed the Solana (SOL) chart using pure market structure, focusing on what has already happened and what is most likely to happen next. Based on this analysis, I see two possible scenarios, and both favor a bearish continuation.
Scenario 1: Pullback Before Further Decline
On the weekly timeframe, SOL broke a major structural low at $170.25, which marked a clear trend shift from bullish to bearish. After this shift: SOL created another lower low by breaking $125 This confirms a bearish structure (lower highs and lower lows) In this scenario, a pullback into the weekly supply zone at $178.33–$204.83 is expected.
Once price reaches this zone and forms a lower high, SOL may continue its bearish trend and break below $93, extending the downside move.
Scenario 2: Breakdown Before Pullback
In this case, SOL may: First break below the $93 low, creating a new lower low Then pull back into the weekly supply zone ($178.33–$204.83) Use that zone to form a lower high, confirming bearish continuation This scenario reflects strong bearish momentum, where price does not wait for a pullback before making another breakdown.
Conclusion Both scenarios indicate that SOL remains in a bearish market structure. Until price reclaims key highs and invalidates the current structure, downside risk remains dominant.
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$PIPPIN has formed two demand zones on the 4-hour timeframe.
Now the key question is: which one will be respected?
• First demand zone = early buyer reaction area • Second demand zone = deeper liquidity zone
If the upper demand holds, we may see continuation from current levels. If it fails, price could sweep liquidity and tap the lower demand before bouncing.
Patience is key — let the reaction confirm the stronger zone. $SPACE $RIVER
$SIREN tapped the Order Block, which normally increases the probability of continuation in the direction of the trend.
However, the structure is telling a different story.
Instead of creating a Lower Low (LL), price formed a Higher Low (HL). This is an early sign that bearish momentum is weakening.
🔎 What This Means • No Lower Low formed • Higher Low created • No clear Break of Structure (BOS)
Even though there was strong momentum into the order block, the lack of a BOS reduces the probability of continuation and increases the chances of a potential reversal.
In simple terms: Momentum alone is not enough — structure confirmation is required.
🧠 Trading Insight When an order block is strong, price usually: 1️⃣ Breaks structure 2️⃣ Creates new lows 3️⃣ Confirms continuation
Since that did not happen here, the continuation probability decreases and reversal probability increases. $SIREN #siren
$TAO is currently at the support line of the descending channel. A bullish bounce from this level confirms Long-term upside momentum, likely forming a lower high near $400 before the downtrend continues.
The RSI shows a clear support zone, highlighted with a green rectangle in the chart. Historically, RSI bounced from this zone three times, each time resulting in upward momentum on the weekly timeframe. This indicates that another bounce from the current support is likely, aligning with the descending channel’s weekly structure.
I hope this analysis helps you understand the current price action. If you have any questions or suggestions, comment below — I’ll reply as soon as possible. If this helped, smash the Like 👍 to show you read the article until the end! $TAO #TAO
Before taking any trade, it’s important to wait for a candlestick confirmation at the zone. A proper reaction — like a bullish rejection candle — will confirm a high-probability entry.
In trading, patience is everything. Rushing entries without confirmation can turn even the best setups into losses. $RIVER #RİVER
$ZEC tapped a key supply zone and printed a strong bearish candle, showing clear rejection from higher levels.
With the overall market structure remaining bearish, this setup aligns with the dominant trend — making a short position logical from a probability perspective.
When rejection from supply aligns with bearish structure, continuation setups carry higher probability.
🎯 Trade Plan • Direction: Short • Entry Zone: 292.5 – 320 • Take-Profit: 211.59 • Stop-Loss: 336.22
📊 Why This Setup Makes Sense • Strong rejection at supply • Bearish higher timeframe structure • Trend-aligned position • Clear invalidation above 336.22
⚠️ Risk Management Is Key: Even trend-aligned trades can fail. Respect your stop-loss and manage position size properly. $ZEC #zec