Seeing many people still stacking screenshots of market行情, I want to share some real insights here. The recent signals from the SOL chart are quite interesting—this breakout is not just a false move, but a well-planned counterattack by the bulls.

Let's start with a basic concept. The so-called "demand zone sweep" is essentially when the main players absorb all the chips waiting to be bought at low prices, clearing out the floating chips on the battlefield. The recent move in SOL is a typical example: after a clean sweep of the demand zone, a strong rebound immediately followed, and it is now stably above $142.

How do we assess the strength of this rebound? The key is trading volume. You can clearly feel that this is not just noise from retail funds, but a genuine signal of bullish entry. Small positions that can't withstand volatility have been flushed out, leaving only the true hard-core players. From a structural perspective, this is a classic trend confirmation signal.

By 2026, the market will no longer be in a simple up-and-down pattern. Now, it's a contest of understanding and cognition of the structure. The fact that SOL can hold steady above $142 essentially signifies a structural reset. More importantly, this reset is based on continuous spot market inflows (on-chain fund flow data can reflect this).

My core judgment is this: as long as SOL can hold the $140 to $141 level, any pullback should be seen as an opportunity to add positions, not as a panic signal. The importance of this support level lies in it being the last line of defense for the bulls; once broken, the short-term trend confirmation will be shattered. But from the current fund flow perspective, the probability of this bottom being breached is not high.