I'm long as price is holding 80.7k after retesting the swing point twice. Hold 81k here, I’m looking for a rotation back into 83.8k–84.6k to test or sweep the marginal highs
If we just sweep the marginal highs or SFP’d them, I’ll be looking to re-short back into 79ks (market order), or if it could extend lower to 78k–76k
$SOL is stabilizing near 109.92 after a sharp selloff on this 4H chart.
Price remains below the 25 and 99 period moving averages, so the broader trend still looks bearish. The bounce is also showing lighter volume.
Support: 108.45, then 105.71 Resistance: 112.06, then 114.25
My view: holding support is encouraging, but I’d wait for a strong 4H close above 112.06 before trusting the recovery. Losing 108.45 could bring another test of 105.71.
$BTC is cooling after rejection near $81,950 on the 4H chart. The pullback remains healthy while $80K holds. A reclaim of $81K could trigger another test of $82K, while losing $80K may open a deeper retest toward $79.2K.
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