$SOL Really fed up— the shorts put in an enormous effort to push the price back below the moving average, but the fee rate ended up being smashed into negative by their own actions. Getting hit and still paying protection fees, and calling that “holding up” is downright pathetic. Look at these signals: on the four-hour and daily charts, the candles are all pointing upward one after another; over a week, more than 20% of the old positions haven't dispersed; the big players’ positions are still being pushed upward. On the spot market, over three hours there have been net inflows across 12 consecutive K-lines, and nothing has been missed. If you insist on twisting it into “shorts can turn this around,” that’s pure willful blindness. The harder the shorts press, the fiercer the rebound later—whoever tries to ride at the front of this train pays the tuition. Don’t add trouble to this trip.