SOL at $101—do you dare add to your position? Look at the surface first: The macro nuclear bomb is counting down, yet SOL has not collapsed. At the September 15-16 FOMC meeting, the probability of a 25bp rate hike has soared to 80-90%. Core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month, above expectations; PPI was hot, oil prices remained high, and Chair Warsh turned hawkish. BTC fell from higher levels to 77,800-78,400, and the entire market is trembling. In the face of the rate-hike nuclear bomb, SOL did not kneel; instead, it held above 100. First: The rate hike is an open secret, but SOL is “quietly accumulating” on-chain. The number of holders of tokenized stocks on Solana has surpassed 800k, with trading volume hitting a record. Assets such as DraftKings saw rapid growth in daily volume, and the network has already taken the lead in tokenized assets. The Transaction v1 upgrade raised the maximum transaction size to 4096 bytes, while the second phase of rent relief went live, releasing more SOL. Today’s Washington x Wall Street Solana Summit focuses on regulation and institutional adoption. Prediction market World has launched, while meme coin and DEX trading volumes remain high. ETFs continue to see inflows. Second: Solana is becoming an “on-chain Nasdaq.” DeFi TVL is approximately $5.8-9 billion, stablecoin supply is $14-16 billion, and RWA stands at $2.4-4 billion and is growing rapidly. Daily active addresses exceed 2 million, daily DEX trading volume is $1.5-3 billion, and application-layer revenue and fees lead most chains. The staking ratio is approximately 70%, tightening the circulating supply. Institutional holdings are increasing, Firedancer/Alpenglow development is progressing, and the inflation reduction proposal has passed. Third: The technical triangle is converging toward its endpoint, with 100 as the line in the sand. The daily chart rebounded from the June-July lows, surged to 110 at the end of August before meeting resistance and pulling back, and is currently consolidating above 100. The 4-hour chart shows a symmetrical triangle, with the upper boundary around 103 and the lower boundary at 100. Volatility is narrowing as the market awaits a directional move. Price is trading above the shorter-period EMAs, while the 200-day moving average is well below the current price, in the 83-93 range. The medium-term structure remains bullish. Holding 100 means bullish consolidation; breaking below it would accelerate the bottoming process. This is the decision zone now. The bull-bear battle—judge for yourself On one side (bearish): 90% probability of an FOMC rate hike, tightening liquidity for risk assets BTC has pulled back from its highs, and SOL, as a high-beta asset, is more sensitive The daily chart has yet to break above 105, and the triangle’s direction has not been confirmed On the other side (bullish): RWA/tokenized stocks are surging, with 800k holders and record trading volume Resilient ecosystem fundamentals, 70% staking, and increasing institutional holdings 100 has held multiple times; it refuses to fall Continued ETF inflows and the Summit as a catalyst Support: 100 (psychological + short-term) → 97.7-98 (structural support; below that, watch 94-95) → 92-83 (longer-term moving-average zone) Resistance: 102.5-104 (dense trading volume + trendline) → 105-107 → 110 (August high; only a breakout opens the way to 120+) Trading strategy Short-term traders: If a pullback to 100-98 stabilizes on the candlestick chart, cautiously go long with a small position, stop-loss below 97, and targets at 104-107. If a rebound to 104-105 meets resistance or forms a long upper shadow, cautiously short with a small position, stop-loss at 106-107, and targets at 100-97. A high-volume daily close above 105 supports chasing longs; a high-volume break below 97 favors shorts toward 94. Medium to long term: The ecosystem’s fundamentals support accumulating spot or using dollar-cost averaging on dips, with a target zone of 120-147 (requiring a confirmed breakout above 110). A rate hike is not a reason to kill SOL; it is a reason for you to sell at a loss. SOL at $100 and SOL at $200 are the same Solana. Do not throw away your chips in macro panic, and do not get off the train before the on-chain breakout. After the FOMC decision, do you dare add to your position? #每周来晒 #美联储加息会议 #Gate广场中秋团圆局 $BTC $ETH $SOL

$SOL 1H Setup LONG SOL has recovered from 98.99 and is now consolidating above the MA30. The short moving averages are clustered near 101.50, so holding this area would support another attempt higher. Entry: 101.25–101.45 TP1: 101.80 TP2: 102.10 TP3: 102.35 Stop-Loss: 100.95 Momentum is positive but slowing, so a controlled entry matters. Educational only, not financial advice. #GateTopsGlobalGrowth #GateUSExpandsTo37StateLicenses

At the gold shop counter, an uncle asked how much a gold chain cost per jin During the gold shop’s busiest period, three layers of people were packed outside the counter. The uncle standing behind me passed a gold chain through the glass panel and asked the manager how much it cost. The manager gave him the price. The uncle’s eyes widened, and he turned around to ask how many years I had been in the business. I said I had just completed three years. He pulled the chain another half chi toward him and asked me how much it cost per jin. The shop suddenly fell silent, with only the hum of the air conditioner remaining. The manager held up the price sheet but could not say a word for a long time. I added, “Uncle, gold chains are sold by the gram, not weighed by the jin.” The uncle slapped his thigh and burst out laughing. He turned and shouted to his wife that there really was something fishy about this business. After holding it in for a long while, the manager finally said, “We really don’t sell one-jin chains in our shop.” The uncle was even less convinced. He said, “If one jin won’t do, then one liang should be fine, right?” I pulled open the drawer and pushed the gram scale over to him, telling him to hang it on the scale himself—it was more reliable than listening to the quoted price. He hung it up. The scale display showed the weight in grams. He converted the grams himself and calculated a price that was two yuan lower than the manager’s quote. He pulled his wife toward the exit and tossed back, “Next time, just put it on the scale. Don’t listen to whatever they say at the counter.” His wife turned around at the door and added half a sentence: “Actually, what my father wanted to ask was how many grams of gold that batch of coins from last year could still be exchanged for after cashing them out.” I stood frozen behind the counter, still holding the price sheet. After taking a short break from watching the market, that’s all for today’s gossip. Feel free to follow, and I’ll tell you more next time. $BTC $ETH $SOL $BNB