The highs have fallen for four straight days: 98.54 → 95.90.
The lows have risen above 93 three times, without breaking below once.
$SOL is stuck at 94.48, with neither end budging.
Scenario one: break above 95.90 → 96.21 is the next wall.
Scenario two: break below 93.13 and fail to recover → the door opens below.
It’s now 1.51% from the upper bound and 1.42% from the lower bound—a one-to-one payoff.
Funding rate: 0.01%. Retail traders are 76.6% long; big players are 70.8% long.
Both sides are leaning bullish. No one’s dumping, and no one’s pushing it up.
I won’t guess which way it breaks. I’ll wait and see.
Getting in a little late is cheaper than getting whipsawed in the middle.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own profits and losses.)
The lows have risen above 93 three times, without breaking below once.
$SOL is stuck at 94.48, with neither end budging.
Scenario one: break above 95.90 → 96.21 is the next wall.
Scenario two: break below 93.13 and fail to recover → the door opens below.
It’s now 1.51% from the upper bound and 1.42% from the lower bound—a one-to-one payoff.
Funding rate: 0.01%. Retail traders are 76.6% long; big players are 70.8% long.
Both sides are leaning bullish. No one’s dumping, and no one’s pushing it up.
I won’t guess which way it breaks. I’ll wait and see.
Getting in a little late is cheaper than getting whipsawed in the middle.
(Not investment advice. You’re responsible for your own profits and losses.)
