By looking at $SOL star line, we can identify key short-term levels and future bear market bottom order points.

First, look at Chart 1 (Peak Volume Structure)
101.72 — this seasonal peak volume has already been broken, and now it has become a resistance.
The previous turning point at 95.26 is similar — after breaking it, it becomes a suppression level.
This wave's lowest point reached 68.2, which coincides with the monthly peak volume breakout line.
At this level, cutting losses is not very cost-effective; it’s more like an important turning zone.
But if the market continues to plunge into a deep bear, the following structural levels are clear:
First order level: 58.38
Second order level: 42.79
Third order level: 35.51
Next, look at Chart 2 (Star Line + Fibonacci Retracement)
According to Fibonacci retracement, it has already hit 0.786, and surprisingly, it perfectly resonates with the 68.2 peak volume line, so a pause here is reasonable.
But one thing must be recognized:
In a true bear market, 0.786 is rarely the end point.
More extreme levels like 0.886 or 0.94 are more consistent with a deep bear structure, which also aligns with the resonance zone of the star line.
The upward star line once reached 8, but later broke below 1 and 2 without crossing, which is a typical “false strength.”
Turning point 2 points to around 35,
which coincides with the resonance of perspective 1 at 35.51.
If it really hits that zone, it would be a position where market sentiment completely collapses.
That’s the point for a all-in move.
Currently, it’s just a phase of strategic play,
the true deep bear price levels have not yet been reached.
Memorize these levels in your mind in advance,
so when the market truly arrives, you won’t panic.
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