The probability of the Fed raising rates again in October is over 55%, and risk appetite is under pressure. However, SOL shows resilience by rallying against the tide. The short-term bias is bullish, but be careful of macro disruptions. 118.37 has just touched the 24-hour high at 119.1. The 1-hour and 4-hour charts are both trending up and are still 17.42% and 22.29% above their recent lows, respectively—trend structure remains intact. Trading volume of 14.142 million aligns with a 7.1% price rise; both volume and price are rising. The buy/sell ratio in the top 10 order book levels is 1.44, with buy orders of 11,000 offsetting sell orders of 7,483 (a buy pressure advantage). The funding rate is only 0.0090%. Open positions are 3.108 million; sentiment is warm but not overheated. A pullback to 116.85 can be used for a light long entry, with a stop-loss at 114.63 and a target at 122.47. If price spikes to 121.93 and meets resistance, consider reducing the position; keep position sizing within 30%.

——Personal opinion only, not investment advice. Wishing you a smooth trade.——

$SOL# The probability of another Federal Reserve rate hike in October exceeds 55%