$SOL This governance vote deserves close attention. 👀 Put simply, it would make inflation decline faster. If the proposal passes, 18.9 million fewer $SOL are expected to be issued over the next six years, which could ease long-term supply pressure. But it is not all positive: staking yields may decline, and validators are also divided. Ultimately, it will depend on whether the vote passes. I am cautiously bullish in the medium term, but I will not chase the price higher just because of a single proposal. In the short term, watch the support around 93 first; whether the price can break above and hold the 96 and 100 levels with rising volume is key. 📈 The logic is a positive factor, but confirmation from price action is the entry signal. Opportunities can be waited for, and position sizes still need room. 🧠

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Today, SOL’s EMA has formed a death cross on the 4-hour chart, but the RSI has not yet reached oversold territory. $SOL /USDT - SHORT Trading Plan: Entry: 96.75 – 97.43 SL: 100.35 TP1: 94.64 TP2: 93.01 TP3: 90.57 Why pay attention to this setup? - SOL_USDT is currently around 97.09. The 4-hour timeframe is giving a SHORT signal with 55.4 confidence—not high, but the direction is clear. - Referencing the EMA and RSI: the 1-hour P value is 97.09, while the 15-minute RSI is only 61.18, indicating that the short-term rebound has lost momentum, but has not yet reached extreme oversold levels, so there is still room to move lower. - The 1D trend is “range,” meaning this is not a trend trade but a short on a pullback within the range. With TP1 at 94.64, TP2 at 93.01, and the stop-loss at 100.35, the risk-reward ratio is close to 1:2, making it worth taking. - Why now? Because the 4-hour timeframe has just entered a bearish structure, while the 1-hour ATR is only 1.36. Volatility is moderate, making it suitable for a cautious entry—enter once a break below 96.75 is confirmed. Discussion: Will this SHORT reach TP2 first, or will a fake breakout around 97.5 trigger the stop-loss first?