$SOL Has gone two years without an outage. Fidelity even praised its resilience, then turned around and flagged three major risks: staking, custody, and client software are all too centralized.
Put simply, this report is neither a buy signal nor a sell signal—it’s more like a reminder for long-term investors.
Futures traders got out first: open interest fell 4.6% in 24 hours, while the price is still hovering at 104.2 USDT, down just 1.3% over the past 24 hours.
Neither bulls nor bears are showing much conviction. The funding rate is 0.002%—like everyone’s still half asleep.
I’m standing off to the side, watching. Unless futures positions start piling back in, the price probably won’t rise much or fall much from here. No need to rush in.
What do you think: will $SOL get a short-term boost from positions piling back in, or keep drifting down? Pick one.
Put simply, this report is neither a buy signal nor a sell signal—it’s more like a reminder for long-term investors.
Futures traders got out first: open interest fell 4.6% in 24 hours, while the price is still hovering at 104.2 USDT, down just 1.3% over the past 24 hours.
Neither bulls nor bears are showing much conviction. The funding rate is 0.002%—like everyone’s still half asleep.
I’m standing off to the side, watching. Unless futures positions start piling back in, the price probably won’t rise much or fall much from here. No need to rush in.
What do you think: will $SOL get a short-term boost from positions piling back in, or keep drifting down? Pick one.