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Bought it up with a single bullish candle over $SOL 4 hours. Went straight from 100.76 to 105.14—one candle absorbed the entire prior six candles’ fluctuation range.

This bullish candle is unusual.

For a full two days before that, SOL churned between 99 and 103. Narrow-range oscillation, with volume shrinking, like a dead pond. The 4-hour candle on September 1 smashed down to 97.34, looking like it was about to break down. But it didn’t. Not only did it not break— it repeatedly stepped between 97 and 99 three times, and each time someone came in to catch it.

The characteristics of accumulation at the bottom are very clear.

Then came that breakout candle. The 4-hour trading volume was $820 million. The prior candle in the same period had only $200 million—up fourfold. This isn’t something retail investors can do. The big players picked the direction and went all-in in one go.

The order-book signals are very clear: first they sold off to flush out and wash the chips, then they pushed up without giving any chance. From 97.34 to 105.88, the swing amplitude was 8.8%. Over 24 hours, trading value was $2.17 billion, with turnover sufficiently high.

Market sentiment is somewhat optimistic. The funding rate is 0.01%, almost neutral. This suggests leveraged longs haven’t gone berserk yet. The move is still in its early stage—not the endgame. Retail is still hesitating, while the big players have already finished building positions.

You can tell where the big money is headed by looking at the volume. The breakout candle’s volume was three to four times the normal level. After the price held above 105, volume quickly dropped to $350 million, then further down to $40 million. After the pump, selling pressure was extremely light. The chips are well-locked—no one is rushing to run.

The volume-price structure is healthy: rising with expansion in volume, and pullbacks with contraction. This is textbook bull execution. From the 97.34 low to the 105.88 high, every wave of advance came with increasing volume, and every retrace came with shrinking volume. Capital entered in an orderly manner—not as a pulse-style pump.

The candlestick details are worth a close look. The breakout candle body is full, with extremely short upper wicks. Opened at 100.76, closed at 105.14—nearly at the high. The bulls fully controlled the market. After that, the next two 4-hour candles formed a small doji near 105, but the high at 105.88 failed to break through. Short-term resistance is clear. However, the pullback is very shallow: it stopped falling at the low 103.79. That shows 105 has turned from resistance into support.

Support levels: 98.14, 97.57, 97.34.

Resistance levels: 105.88, 107.44.

My bias is bullish. The bottom structure is solid, the breakout is strong, and the pullback hasn’t broken the level. A low funding rate also suggests there’s room to add leverage. In the short term, it may grind a bit more in the 105 to 106 range, but the direction has already been chosen.

Nini’s plan: Current price is 105.13—don’t chase. Wait for a pullback in the 103 to 103.5 range to go long. Stop-loss at 100.5, i.e., below the breakout candle’s start point. First target: 108. After breaking through, look for 112. Position sizing stays within 30%—don’t bet it all.

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