Liquidity Zones to Watch Before the Next Major Move – $SOL
Current Price: $74.10
The latest liquidation heatmap indicates that short liquidity is heavily concentrated above the current market price, with the most significant clusters positioned between $75.50 and $81.00.
By comparison, long liquidation pockets below the current price remain relatively light, suggesting downside leverage is less crowded.
Should SOL reclaim nearby resistance, the market could enter a short squeeze, where forc...
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BlockBeats News, August 6th, according to Bitget market data, the South Korean KOSPI index continued to decline, with the decline expanding to 4%, now trading at 6328.94 points. SK Hynix fell by 8.63%, Samsung Electronics fell by 5.08%.
$SNDKB Holding Key Support — Rebound Opportunity in Play
Trade Setup (Long):
Entry: $1,245 – $1,255
TP1: $1,315
TP2: $1,375
TP3: $1,403
Stop Loss: Below $1,198
Wait for bullish confirmation at support before entering and manage your risk.
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📊 Today the Vocabulary Changed: Cut → Hike
Six months ago, every Fed conversation was about when rates would come down. Today, that conversation flipped. July's FOMC held at 3.50-3.75%, but three members Hammack, Kashkari, Logan dissented in favor of an immediate hike. Markets have repriced hard: from cuts to 1-2 hikes now expected by year-end.
That shift matters more than today's headlines about Hormuz and SpaceX, even though those are the ones getting attention:
Oil/Gold: Trump said a Horm...
Goldman sees memory markets tightening through 2027, then easing into 2028.
Peak supply squeeze hits next year:
• DRAM: -5.9% (vs -5.0% in 2026)
• HBM: -6.0% (vs -5.4% in 2026)
• NAND: -4.6% (vs -4.4% in 2026)
This isn't 2025's modest -1.4% DRAM tightness anymore. We're moving into structurally tighter conditions—especially in HBM, where AI demand keeps outpacing supply additions.
By 2028, things loosen up a bit (DRAM -3.9%, HBM -4.3%, NAND -3.0%), but we're still talking about undersupply, n...