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In addition to these bearish patterns, SOL has faced rejection from a descending trendline that has acted as a resistance level since January 2025.

This rejection, combined with the formation of a bearish engulfing candlestick pattern, strengthens the bearish outlook.

However, the bearish sentiment could change if Solana breaks the descending trendline and closes a daily candle above $147.50. If this occurs, SOL could potentially rise by 22% to reach $180 in the future.

SOL price prediction
Source: TradingView

Indicator flashing sell-signal, says analyst
A notable crypto expert on X (formerly Twitter) has reinforced the bearish outlook for Solana.

Source: X

The expert highlighted that the TD Sequential indicator, which previously signaled a buy ahead of SOL’s 22% rally, now shows a sell signal.

This raises questions about whether the price will continue to decline, or if the indicator is merely a signal.

Traders bullish view for Solana
However, intraday traders appear to be acting contrary to the overall market sentiment, as they are strongly betting on the long side.

Data from the on-chain analytics firm Coinglass revealed that traders are currently over-leveraged at $135 on the lower side, holding $167 million worth of long positions.

Meanwhile, $140 is another overleveraged level where intraday traders have built $83 million worth of short positions.

Solana Exchange Liquidation Map
Source: Coinglass

This highlights that bulls are currently dominating despite the bearish outlook, which is preventing SOL from falling further.

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What impact will a collapse of the US stock market have on the crypto market?

First, let's make an assumption: if a global financial crisis occurs again, how will the price of Bitcoin move? Will it become a safe haven as some say, comparable to gold or surpassing gold in its hedging properties?

Currently, the crypto market is becoming increasingly similar to the US stock market, and this trend will likely worsen in the future. However, to completely attribute market movements to this would be absurd. As a high-risk financial asset, Bitcoin is susceptible to various influences, not just the policies of the Federal Reserve; there are numerous factors at play behind the scenes. As retail investors, trying to predict and assess the market based on Federal Reserve policies, on-chain data, etc., is akin to seeking a sword on a boat, with no future.

As I write this, I'm considering a question: does the crypto market still look the same as it once did? Is it a four-year cycle? Will it be replaced by a long bullish mindset similar to the US stock market, but with a steeper upward slope? The specific rhythm would be: platform/small pullback, big rise, platform/small pullback, big rise...

In my view, in any market, regardless of how strong the economy is, when the overall valuation of your market is at a relatively high level, it poses a risk. Conversely, even the worst markets present opportunities when their valuations are relatively low.

You are not a gambler; the longer you hold, the greater your chances of success, but you must choose the right market, such as the US stock market and the crypto market, excluding the A-share market; this brings me to an app I have been using, #biyapay . For us users in mainland China, it is usually not possible to buy US stocks. Opening an account in the US seems quite difficult; entrusting a Hong Kong company to open an account is very troublesome. However, Biyapay makes it very convenient to buy US and Hong Kong stocks, even including transferring USDT from the crypto market.

Returning to the fundamental issue, comparing the crypto market to the US stock market, specifically using the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 for comparison, we can clearly see a significant gap in correlation. The main reason for this is that the narratives of the crypto market and the US stock market are completely different; the US stock market focuses more on fundamentals and macroeconomic factors. In contrast, the crypto market lacks an independent narrative and does not gain traction solely because of good performance. In fact, Bitcoin has seen almost no change in its own narrative from the time of the halving until now, relying entirely on FOMO sentiment.

Unless the crypto market develops its own narrative, I believe that for a long time, the positive correlation between these two will remain very high...

What impact will a collapse of the US stock market have on the crypto market?

First, let's make an assumption: if a global financial crisis occurs again, how will the price of Bitcoin move? Will it become a safe haven as some say, comparable to gold or surpassing gold in its hedging properties?

Currently, the crypto market is becoming increasingly similar to the US stock market, and this trend will likely worsen in the future. However, to completely attribute market movements to this would be absurd. As a high-risk financial asset, Bitcoin is susceptible to various influences, not just the policies of the Federal Reserve; there are numerous factors at play behind the scenes. As retail investors, trying to predict and assess the market based on Federal Reserve policies, on-chain data, etc., is akin to seeking a sword on a boat, with no future.

As I write this, I'm considering a question: does the crypto market still look the same as it once did? Is it a four-year cycle? Will it be replaced by a long bullish mindset similar to the US stock market, but with a steeper upward slope? The specific rhythm would be: platform/small pullback, big rise, platform/small pullback, big rise...

In my view, in any market, regardless of how strong the economy is, when the overall valuation of your market is at a relatively high level, it poses a risk. Conversely, even the worst markets present opportunities when their valuations are relatively low.

You are not a gambler; the longer you hold, the greater your chances of success, but you must choose the right market, such as the US stock market and the crypto market, excluding the A-share market; this brings me to an app I have been using, #biyapay . For us users in mainland China, it is usually not possible to buy US stocks. Opening an account in the US seems quite difficult; entrusting a Hong Kong company to open an account is very troublesome. However, Biyapay makes it very convenient to buy US and Hong Kong stocks, even including transferring USDT from the crypto market.

Returning to the fundamental issue, comparing the crypto market to the US stock market, specifically using the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 for comparison, we can clearly see a significant gap in correlation. The main reason for this is that the narratives of the crypto market and the US stock market are completely different; the US stock market focuses more on fundamentals and macroeconomic factors. In contrast, the crypto market lacks an independent narrative and does not gain traction solely because of good performance. In fact, Bitcoin has seen almost no change in its own narrative from the time of the halving until now, relying entirely on FOMO sentiment.

Unless the crypto market develops its own narrative, I believe that for a long time, the positive correlation between these two will remain very high...