$HOLO is showing strength today. The token is trading near $0.075, up over 15% on the day with solid volume. After finding support around the $0.060 area, price has steadily recovered and is now testing recent highs near $0.0757. Buyers have been active on the rebound, keeping the structure constructive in the short term. Traders will be watching whether $HOLO can hold above current levels or if profit-taking appears near the day’s high.
$ONG is showing renewed strength. After a sharp earlier move that took it as high as $0.195, the token pulled back and has since stabilized. It is currently trading near $0.099, up significantly on the day with elevated volume. The chart shows a clear recovery from the post-spike lows, with buyers stepping back in. Traders will be watching whether this rebound can hold and if volume continues to support the move.
Monad has several developments worth watching between August 24–27.
One of the biggest is a new key-rotation proposal that could allow users to change, add, or retire wallet keys without changing their on-chain address.
If implemented, this could improve:
• Wallet recovery • Passkey support • Account security • Long-term flexibility for Monad users
But there’s also a major counterpoint:
⚠️ Phantom is ending Monad support on August 26.
So this isn't a one-way bullish story.
MON is currently attracting attention, but traders should watch how price reacts as these developments unfold.
Is MON about to start a bigger move, or is the hype already priced in? 👀
$SOL LIQUIDATION MAP SHOWS A BIGGER TARGET ABOVE 👀
SOL is around $101.5 on the map.
There is significant short-liquidation liquidity stacked above the current price, with the cumulative curve rising sharply toward the $105–$110+ region.
That creates an interesting potential squeeze zone if SOL breaks higher with strong volume.
Still, liquidation maps show where leverage is positioned — not where price must go.
The liquidation map shows a noticeable cluster of leveraged positions above the current price, with cumulative short-liquidation liquidity building toward the $0.43–$0.45 area.
If WLD pushes through that zone, short liquidations could add fuel to the move.
But don't confuse liquidation liquidity with guaranteed upside.
Key levels to watch: → $0.43 → $0.447 → $0.45
A clean breakout + volume would make the setup more interesting.
$PROM is seeing elevated activity. The token has moved higher with a sharp increase in volume following its recent listing on Bithumb’s KRW market. Trading activity has expanded meaningfully as new liquidity entered the market. Traders will be watching whether the current volume holds and how price reacts after the initial listing-driven move.
$H is scheduled to unlock roughly 7.9% of circulating supply (around $19–20M) on August 25. $HUMA follows with a larger proportional release of about 16.7% of unlocked supply. $XPL also has a smaller unlock in the same window. These are among the more watched mid-cap supply events of the week. Traders will be watching how the market digests the new tokens, especially in the first sessions after each unlock.
🚨 BTC SHORT LIQUIDITY IS BUILDING HIGHER $BTC is around $77,500, and the map shows meaningful short liquidations concentrated above current levels. Zone to watch: $78,000–$81,000. A sustained move through this range could trigger forced short covering and add upside momentum. Don’t treat these levels as automatic targets — price reaction matters more.
🚨 SHORTS ARE CLUSTERED ABOVE $LIT $LIT is trading around $3.62, and the liquidation map shows short liquidity building just above current price. Key zone to watch: $3.70–$3.85. A clean break through this area could force short covering and accelerate the move higher. Liquidation levels are not guaranteed targets — watch how price reacts.
🚨 $WLD HAS HEAVY SHORT LIQUIDITY OVERHEAD $WLD is sitting near $0.394, with a clear concentration of short liquidations stacked above price. First area to watch: $0.40–$0.42. If price pushes through, forced buying from short closures could drive it toward the $0.43–$0.45 zone. Remember — liquidity maps show potential, not certainty.