I just noticed that SOL shows a buy signal with the TD Sequential appearing after a period of exhaustion from the downtrend, but the price is still not very certain. Currently, SOL is recovering from around $100 up to about $104, but it is being held back by the descending regression line. Overall, this is a controlled rebound, not a trend reversal.

The interesting part is that the MACD remains below zero, but the histogram is flattening, indicating that selling pressure is weakening. Combined with this, the spot taker buy dominance (buyers actively matching orders) suggests that buyer dominance is about urgency rather than just waiting. Moreover, the net flow is negative, with about $52 million worth of SOL withdrawn from exchanges, which reduces immediate selling pressure.

However, if SOL cannot stay above $100, the rebound opportunity will be broken. It’s important to reclaim key regression levels to maintain a sustainable uptrend. Currently, it’s just a relief bounce; we need to see if buyers have enough strength to break through resistance. Continue monitoring whether this taker dominance can be sustained.