SOL has printed lower hourly highs since 09:00, 96.99 down to 95.76, yet traders keep adding longs. From what I've seen, crowded longs into a fading tape usually end with one flush.

**Recap ($BIRB, 16:47):** The long needed a 1h close above 0.0947. The high was 0.0935 and no candle closed above it, so **not triggered**. No stop, no TP, no P&L.

**$SOL now**

- 95.33, -1.5% 24h (range 93.51–97.38). Daily RSI 30.0, below its daily lower band.

- Funding 0.0045%, 56th percentile of the last 90. Neutral.

- OI 8.29M → 8.71M SOL (+5.0%, 24h).

- Top traders 2.56 long, all accounts 2.97 long. Taker buy/sell 1.01.

**Call: short on breakdown.**

- **Stop 96.25** (above the 13:00–14:00 highs)

- **Trigger:** 1h close below 93.51 (24h low)

- TP1 92.25 (Oct 30 low) · TP2 87.55 (Aug 21 low)

Daily RSI at 30 means a bounce is possible, so no breakdown means no trade.

**93.51 cracks and longs get flushed, or the oversold bounce wins? Drop your call below.**

*Not financial advice. Data: Binance Futures API, 17:55 Taipei.*

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