$SOL is moving because a heavy sell-off just swept a major demand zone and I’m seeing sellers lose strength instead of pushing price lower.

I’m watching SOL after that sharp drop from the 93 area into 82. That move cleared liquidity fast. The key detail for me is the reaction. Price didn’t collapse further. It slowed down, wicks formed, and buyers started defending the level around 82. That usually tells me panic already played out.

Market read

I’m seeing downside momentum fade after the flush. Each push lower is getting weaker, and price is stabilizing above the recent low instead of breaking structure again. This looks like absorption, not fresh distribution. As long as this base holds, a relief move stays in play.

Entry point

I’m interested in entries between 81.8 – 83.0

This zone sits right on demand and gives clean, controlled risk.

Target point

TP1: 86.5 – first reaction resistance

TP2: 90.0 – prior breakdown level

TP3: 94.5 – liquidity target if recovery expands

Stop loss

79.8

A clean break below this level invalidates the demand reaction I’m trading.

How it’s possible

I’m seeing a classic liquidity sweep into higher-timeframe demand followed by absorption. When price fails to continue lower after a strong flush, relief rallies often follow as sellers exit and buyers rebalance price toward higher inefficiency zones. Structure and reaction are guiding this setup.

I’m staying patient and focused on confirmation.

Let’s go and Trade now $SOL