SOL is trading near 100; during the session, the intraday high reached 103, and the capital elasticity is clearly stronger than most mainstream altcoins. 99 is today’s nearest support—if it holds, there is still room to test 103 and 105 again. If price falls back below 99, it is likely to retrace toward 96, and 94 is the level that this round of rebound should not easily lose. SOL ETF single-day inflows have increased noticeably, which has indeed brought fresh attention to the market. However, at the project level, no sudden catalyst was found that would be sufficient on its own to change the pricing dynamics. So this upward move still has the component of risk-on sentiment pushed by the broader market; being above 100 does not mean pullbacks can be ignored.

XRP is consolidating around 1.49. Earlier it surged to 1.55, but it failed to expand further, suggesting that there is still sell pressure above 1.50. 1.46 is short-term support—if it breaks, look for 1.40. To the upside, XRP needs to first reclaim 1.50 and then break above 1.55 before there’s a chance to open up room toward around 1.60. Today there was no confirmation of any new regulatory or project-related news that could change XRP’s independent pricing. For now, XRP is mainly benefiting from the overall market recovery and high-volatility rotation, and you cannot directly treat the broader market’s rise as XRP-specific good news.