Even Solana's Bull Case Is Telling You Where It Breaks Most bullish calls hide the exit. This Solana setup doesn't, and that's what makes it worth reading. $SOL is coiling near $105, and the short-term trader calling for a push to $115-$116 also drew what happens next: a steep reversal back toward the mid-$80s. The bull is handing you the trap along with the target. That honesty is rare and useful. It reframes the trade. A run to $116 isn't a destination to buy into, it's a level to be careful near. Get bullish on the break above $107-$108, sure, but treat $116 as a place where enthusiasm gets punished, not rewarded. Then there's the other chart, the one tossing out $148, $248, eventually $1,000. I'd file that under someday. Those numbers require Solana to clear several major zones it hasn't touched, and a measured-move sketch to four figures is imagination, not analysis. So here's the clean read across both timeframes. Near term: $107-$108 is the gate, $116 is the danger, $100 is the floor that can't break. Long term: ignore the moonshot until $148 actually falls. The tradeable story is the small one, and its own author drew the warning. 🦉 #Solana flip Ethereum?# #Solana