. 🔴 $SOL 🔴 — Long Liquidation: $26.62K @ $106.98 This is the biggest liquidation on the tape. Longs getting flushed near $107 can create volatility, but SOL has recently reclaimed the $100 area and pushed above $109, keeping the broader momentum constructive ‌ — Long Liquidation: $17.47K @ $0.76034 A heavy long flush suggests leverage was crowded. If buyers defend the liquidation zone, a rebound could develop; if it fails, another downside sweep becomes possible.

August 28, 2026 (Friday) SOL Futures Technical Analysis The current SOL spot/perpetual futures price is approximately in the $106–109 range (real-time price subject to the order book). After reaching around $110 at its August 27 high, the price has been consolidating at elevated levels. The strong rebound structure from approximately $74–77 in mid-August has strengthened further, with the monthly gain now exceeding 40–45%. The following is a multi-timeframe technical analysis (based on publicly available charts and indicator data, for reference only and not investment advice). I. Short Term (Daily/4-Hour) • Trend: Strong bullish momentum continues. The price has effectively broken through the psychological 100–103 level and multiple moving averages, forming a higher-high structure. After breaking upward from the approximately $74–77 range, it is currently consolidating in the 105–110 area. • Indicators: ◦ RSI(14) remains in overbought territory (approximately 85–87), creating short-term pressure for a pullback or consolidation, though it can remain elevated in a strong market. ◦ MACD has formed a golden cross and is diverging upward, with the histogram expanding and bullish momentum prevailing. ◦ Moving averages: Short- and medium-term moving averages have turned bullishly aligned, with the price clearly above most moving averages (including the 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages). • Key levels: ◦ Resistance: 110–112 (recent high); 116–120; higher target around 125–130. ◦ Support: 104–106 (current consolidation zone); 100–102; 95–98. II. Medium Term (Weekly) • The weekly chart has broken upward from its previous range, with the structure strengthening further. Key support is at 95–100. As long as these areas are not decisively broken, the medium-term bullish structure remains solid. • Weekly RSI and MACD both support continued bullish momentum, but attention should be paid to a pullback and digestion following short-term overbought conditions. III. Long-Term Perspective • From a monthly/quarterly perspective, the market is recovering from lower levels, with considerable room remaining before the previous high. The current rebound is a medium-term recovery move; if 110 holds with increased volume, it may open up further upside. IV. Key Considerations for Futures • Basis and funding rate: If the perpetual futures funding rate is elevated, it may intensify short-term pullback pressure. • Trading volume: A breakout of 110–112 requires confirmation with increased volume; lower volume during a pullback would be healthier. • Correlation: SOL is highly correlated with BTC, and BTC’s movement will directly affect SOL; also monitor Solana ecosystem activity, DEX trading volume, and network data. V. Overall Assessment The overall bias is bullish, with short-term focus on whether the 110–112 level holds and on pullback support.
It is preferable to wait for support at 104–106 or lower to stabilize before considering long positions; a breakout above 112 on increased volume could be followed. If 100 breaks and the decline accelerates, the bullish structure should be reassessed. Market volatility is high, and the above analysis is for reference only. Please make independent judgments based on the real-time order book, trading volume, and funding rate, and strictly manage risk. Futures trading carries a liquidation risk; exercise caution. #Gate7天净流入全球Top3 $SOL

I originally wanted to cut my losses as a sacrifice to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat roasted itself instead. 🍗 This short-side move was truly satisfying. After lunch, when I checked the charts, $ESPORTS surged again, but the trading volume was pitifully low, while the sell-side pressure was quite solid. I tried shorting around 0.04289, and the reasoning was simple: resistance at the highs, a weak rebound, and a low-volume bounce was futile anyway. At 0.01411 now, with +1320.76% already secured, the big profit is in the bag. Feeling great, brothers—handled this move perfectly. It was truly sluggish earlier, but the breakout is genuinely sweet. One word: steady. A quick update on my position: I’ve closed 80% first, and moved the stop-loss on the remaining 20% to the entry price. If it continues dropping, let the profits run; if it rebounds, don’t give the profits back. Risk control always comes before profits. For coins you’re not confident in, taking a look keeps you clear-headed; buying even one unit makes you muddle-headed. Don’t lose your patience grinding through sideways volatility, only to try to regain your dignity in a one-way move. For those who haven’t boarded yet, hear me out: chasing a trade makes it easy to get hung up at the top. This is not the time to charge in. Wait for a more comfortable entry in the next round and reassess when a new structure emerges. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is patience. $SOL $XRP