Today’s high‑probability “good‑bet” coins (based on the biggest 24‑hour moves and solid volume)
WINK– +70 % in the last 24 h, huge volume Gari Network (GARI)+267 % in the past day, solid volume OKB+124 % and still climbing, good liquidity OpenVision (VISION)+96 % with decent volume Bonk +7 % but part of a broader meme‑coin rally, decent volume
Why they look promising right now? All of them have large 24‑hour volume (well above the $50 k threshold that CoinMarketCap uses to filter reliable movers The price spikes are broad‑based across meme, DeFi and exchange‑token sectors, indicating a short‑term “risk‑on” mood in the market. The moves are ls not isolated: you see multiple high‑gain entries in the same list, which suggests a sector‑wide surge rather than a one‑off pump.
Quick take‑away If you’re looking for coins that have already shown strong momentum today, the ones above are the most likely to keep the heat for the next few hours. As always with crypto, keep positions small, set tight stop‑losses, and be ready to exit if the surge stalls Note,not a financial advice DYOR #alerts
Quick update on Market sentiment and its possible effects on solana, Overall sentiment on Solana is bearish,with about 91 % of analysts leaning negative - However, a handful of short‑term traders see a “cautiously bullish” bounce if the $133 level holds Broader crypto mood is “risk‑off”: Bitcoin is stuck around $86‑$87 K, Ethereum under $3,200, and long‑position liquidations have been spiking
Key external drivers 1.Macro risk‑off – rising bond yields and uncertainty about Fed policy are keeping speculative capital on the sidelines 2. Liquidity squeeze– 24‑hour volume is up 60 % but still far below the 5‑day average, so the market is vulnerable to sharp swings . 3. Solana fundamentals– network activity is strong, but the price is still 57 % below its $295 all‑time high, leaving room for a “catch‑up” rally if sentiment improves
Possible scenarios (short‑term) Bounce off $133 | A 4‑hour candle closes above $138‑$140, pushing toward $144‑$146 Moderate – RSI is low, but volume needs to pick up Break below $133 Slip to $128‑$130, then test $120‑$125 if sellers dominate Higher – overall bearish bias and weak volume | Break above $146 | Clear breakout, target $150‑$155, possibly $160‑$165 on stronger momentum Lower needs sustained buying and macro relief Bottom line At $132.40 SOL is sitting on a crucial support level. If the price can hold above $133 and gather some volume, a short‑term rally toward $144‑$146 is on the cards. A drop below $133, however, would likely reopen the downside toward $128‑$130 and maybe deeper if the bearish macro mood persists. Keep an eye on the 4‑hour close and any news that could shift liquidity – that’s where the next move will be decided. Note,(Not a financial advice DYOR) #btc #solana
SOL ≈ $132.40– that’s just a hair below the $133‑$135 support zone we’ve been watching
What the charts are saying -Immediate support: $133 (the “golden pocket” on the 4‑hour chart) and the $128‑$130 longer‑term floor - Resistance:$144‑$146 is the first big hurdle; a clean close above that would open the path to $150‑$155 - Technical mood:RSI is hovering around 32‑35 technically oversold, so a short‑term bounce is plausible MACD is still mixed, and volume remains thin, which means any move will need a catalyst Not a financial advice DYOR. #solana #btc
SOL is sitting at about $135.5 right now, just a hair above the $135‑$136 support zone we’ve been watching. The 4‑hour chart still shows that level as a key pivot: a bounce could test the $140‑$142 resistance, while a slip below $135 might open the door to the deeper support around $128‑$130
Given that, I’d keep the same game plan but tighten the stop‑loss a bit. If you’re still eyeing a long, wait for a clear 4‑hour candle close above $140 before entering, with a stop just under $138. If the price stalls at $135‑$136, you could look for a short entry on a break below $135, targeting $130‑$128 with a stop above $137. Anyone who entered short position yesterday can take their profit if not then tigten your stop-loss. #sol #crypto Note: not a financial advice DYOR.
Broad pull‑back: After several days of gains, the market slipped, with the PayFi sector down ~4 % leading the losses Bitcoin: Fell ~1 % below $93 K, trading around $86‑$87 K Ethereum:Dropped under $3,200, losing ~5‑6 % XRP: One of the hardest‑hit majors, down ~4‑4.5 % -Top gainers: Zcash (+10 %), Dash (+3‑5 %), Ultima (+5 %) Sector dynamics: CeFi, Layer 1, Layer 2, Meme and DeFi indices each fell 2‑4.4 %; overall market cap slipped ~5 % to about $2.95 T, but 24‑hour volume jumped 62 % to $134 B, showing strong activity despite the sell‑off -Drivers: Global risk‑off sentiment, depleted liquidity, large long‑position liquidations, rising bond yields and uncertainty around Fed policy
In short, the market is in a short‑term correction after recent gains, with a few altcoins bucking the trend while the majors feel the pressure of macro‑driven risk aversion. If you’re watching, keep an eye on the $86‑$87 K Bitcoin support and the $3,200 Ethereum level for clues on whether the pull‑back is easing or deepening. #BTC #cryptoupdate
Current price: $139, near resistance at $140. Next moves, Above $140: Could signal a push higher. Fail to break $140: Might pull back to $128–$130. -Indicators mixed: Watch for a breakout or breakdown for direction.
Entry ideas 1.Long on breakout: Enter a few ticks above $140 with stop‑loss at $138.5; first target $145 second $150. 2. Short on rejection:Enter just below $138 (if price fails at $140) with stop‑loss at $140.5; target $136 then $130. Note:Not a financial advice DYOR#CryptoRally #solanAnalysis