$SOL Is a 6.833% loss too much? The current price is 90.13 USDT, below the high of 97.1 USDT and just above the low of 88.3 USDT. Trading volume has surged to 244.5 million USDT, indicating that selling pressure remains. Positive funding of 0.0062% means Longs have to pay to keep their positions open—a sign that whales may be building short positions. Positive funding means Longs are paying higher costs, which could increase selling pressure. Stablecoin flows across the market saw 876.2 million USD withdrawn in 24 hours, with a total of 294.87 billion USD. Positive funding of 0.0062% creates conditions for stop hunts. High volume leaves small traders trapped. When volume surges, stop-loss orders are often triggered, adding further selling pressure. Negative stablecoin flows suggest selling pressure is continuing, weakening trader confidence. Negative stablecoin flows reflect capital leaving the market, undermining trader confidence. Whales could use this pattern to push the price down to the 88.3 USDT support level, trigger small traders' stop orders, and then absorb the excess supply. This pattern shows how whales often push prices down to support levels, trigger stop orders, and then absorb excess liquidity. This is a common tactic whales use to lure small traders into a trap. Whales often use these support levels as entry points to lure small traders into a trap. Negative stablecoin flows and positive funding are two signs of an imbalance between supply and demand. Continued selling pressure could drive the price even lower if no new capital flows in. Sustained positive funding could increase costs for Longs, forcing them to close their positions earlier. Which side will you take: wait for a bottom to form or cut your losses early?

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