$SOL I find this set of data more interesting than simply boosting DEX trading volume. 🔥Currently, around $75.4 million worth of tokenized stocks on Solana has been deposited into DeFi protocols, accounting for 60.6% of the entire market; although BNB Chain led in trading volume over the past year, its DeFi deposits amounted to only around $19.4 million. One reflects “high trading activity,” while the other reflects that “capital is willing to stay and continue to be used as collateral, for lending, and to generate yield.” From the perspective of asset utilization efficiency, Solana is indeed ahead at this stage. But I would not interpret this directly as an imminent takeoff. SOL is currently around $94 and has already risen about 25% over the past week, so this positive news may have already been traded once. In the short term, I see $96–$100 as the upside range, followed by around $102 after a high-volume breakout and consolidation; $91–$92 is support on the downside, and if that level breaks without a quick recovery, I would not rush to add to my position. 👀If tokenized stock deposits, ETF inflows, and on-chain activity continue to grow afterward, that would confirm that the medium-term trend can continue. $SOL Fundamentals provide the direction, while price provides the entry timing. 🧠

$SOL Last week was seriously strong, ripping from 75 to 93, but don’t get carried away above 90 The 350ms slot upgrade (Agave 4.2) went live on 8/21, cumulative inflows into spot SOL ETFs surpassed $1.16 billion, and BSOL pulled in 20M+ in a single week; even more aggressively, the governance vote that opened Sunday has SGP2 doubling annual deflation and SGP3 raising daily burns from 648 to 9,000 SOL, directly tightening supply. This isn’t hype—real changes are happening on-chain. But RSI has reached the overbought zone at 82, with the 24h high-low range stretching from 87.58 to 102.74, showing that the trapped-holder and profit-taking pressure around 96-100 above is significant. The 200-day EMA at 89 was just tested, marking a weekly-scale trend reversal, but the short-term deviation is too large. Essentially, this SOL rally is still riding the liquidity pulse from “Treasury buybacks + a weaker dollar,” with a beta close to 1.4; its independent-move component is less pure than OKB/HYPE. Once BTC turns back down, SOL will fall faster than anything else. SOL has the greatest elasticity among the six coins, but greater elasticity means violence in both directions, so make sure you set your stop-losses.

After $HBAR dropped this time, I was actually a little relieved that I hadn’t chased the trade back then. When the price surged to around 0.08357, many people around me were shouting to get in. I saw that the price was clearly losing momentum at that level, so I didn’t dare act. Later, I only opened a small short position and didn’t dare make it too large, after all, I had been taught too many lessons by previous market moves. The market consolidated for several days in between. Every time it looked like it was about to drop, it would pull back up, and holding the short position made me feel uneasy. I even considered simply closing it. But what was meant to come eventually did—a single bearish candle directly dragged the price down. It is now at 0.07966, and this trade’s profit has reached +335.37%. I have already taken 80% off in batches, and moved the protection level to a safe position. The biggest takeaway from this move is timing: not chasing the trade was already a win. I don’t want to chase it even if it drops further from here. I’ll wait for it to establish a new direction before deciding; missing out is still better than catching a falling knife. $SOL $ADA