$SOL This pullback isn’t making anyone panic at all. The $190 million trading volume shows the market has no interest in cutting losses. In the last 24 hours it’s down 1.35%—it dropped from 105 to 100 and then bounced back to 102. In SOL’s history, that kind of volatility barely even counts as a warm-up. Everyone keeps shouting, “It’s altcoin season,” but their actions are actually very honest: they’re treating SOL like a big-size stablecoin. Total trading volume is under $2 billion—compared with SOL’s peak period when daily turnover hit the tens of billions, liquidity now is so thin it’s basically a joke. Don’t forget: over in US equities, Dow futures are rising while Nasdaq futures are falling. Capital is rotating from tech stocks into traditional sectors. With crypto being at the very end of the risk-on spectrum, holding the $100 psychological level already looks like a hard stretch. What’s even more ironic is that the IPO news about Anthropic is spreading like wildfire—an AI company is about to go public and take money from the public markets. Meanwhile, in the SOL ecosystem, DePIN and AI narratives are still using “storytelling” to hype themselves up. The $102 level is particularly delicate: upside faces short-term pressure at 105, while downside has integer support at $100. With volume fading, it suggests both bulls and bears are waiting for an external signal—maybe tonight’s inflation data, or maybe a sudden move by a large whale on-chain. But the real risk is this: if the weakness in Nasdaq futures transmits into the crypto market, SOL’s $100 may just be one layer of paper. What does everyone think?