The recent trend of SOL has shown several noteworthy signals to follow.

From a financial perspective, there is a significant change in the positions held by large holders: AI monitoring tools indicate a decline in the activity of large addresses, which usually means that institutional funds are adjusting their positions. At the same time, the number of long positions in the market has exceeded 50%, and the imbalance between long and short positions is quite evident.

Short positions are also under pressure – in the last 24 hours, the liquidation scale of shorts reached 5.36 million USD, which is about three times higher than the liquidation volume of longs. This unequal liquidation frequency often reinforces the momentum of price surges, but whether this momentum can be sustained needs to be observed in terms of funding support.

Analyzing key positions from a technical perspective:

The resistance level at 127 has always been the focal point of the battle between bulls and bears. If it cannot stabilize here, it may face repeated attempts to lure buyers in followed by a selling rhythm. The support level below is at 122.4, and if this level is effectively broken, the next target is likely to be 117.3.

From a trading perspective: In the current stage, with the rebound height being limited, bears can focus on the target range of 120-115.5. The key is still to see whether the funds can continuously drive the price; if they can't, it indicates that the large players are already aware.

Rely on logic, not luck.