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Kun's Morning Report for Today, May 25, 2026
Last night, the market was somewhat recovering, $BTC returned to around 77k but overall remains in a volatile structure, with previous ETF outflows and macro interest rate expectations fluctuating, making contract sentiment not very aggressive. Today is more suitable for confirmation at key levels, avoiding chasing orders, with light positions and low leverage.
$SOL: Current price about 86, short-term support is around 83.7, staying above 87 is considered a continued bullish recovery, a volume breakout could see resistance at 90-92; a break below 83 should first watch for a pullback to 80.
$INJ: 5.0-5.1 is short-term support, around 5.3 is the first resistance. The structure is weak with a rebound, only if it re-establishes above 5.3 with volume can we consider following on the right side; otherwise, high-position chasing is not very cost-effective.
$NEAR: Support around 2.34, with intraday resistance at 2.50. If it breaks through 2.50 and pulls back without breaking below, it can be watched for continuation; if it falls back below 2.34, it indicates funds are still cautious.
In terms of contract strategy, today’s focus is on confirmation rather than prediction, controlling individual positions, setting stop-losses in advance, and avoiding holding through news-driven volatility. This is only a personal review and does not constitute investment advice.