🐢 Just turned off the quantitative scanner, the signals from $ETH and $SOL kept me staring at the screen late into the night.

NVIDIA is still dominating Wall Street, but consumer data is starting to show signs of fatigue. Capital is desperately chasing the AI narrative, but the crowded transactions on-chain are like the sea surface before a storm—calm on the surface, but with undercurrents churning beneath. My Bollinger Bands scanner gave signals of a downward breakout for both $ETH and $SOL on the 15-minute timeframe. This is no coincidence.

$ETH, entry at 1603, my position is already set. Target at 1490, stop loss at 1667. RSI at 40, bandwidth at only 2.38%—this is a classic breakdown after a stalemate. I've seen this script too many times: when the whole market is partying on the AI track, liquidity suddenly gets sucked out, first smashing the broader market into a deep hole.

$SOL, entry at 77.26, target 71.85, stop loss 80.35. RSI at 48.7, bandwidth at 2.25%, almost simultaneous contraction and downward move with $ETH. The correlation between these two coins is strengthening—not a good sign.

I've been in this game for five years, watching countless people get trampled in crowded places. With this signal today, I'm not acting as a frenzy short-term trader, but as a cautious hunter. Manage the position well, set the stop loss, and leave the rest to time. As long as the green hills remain, there will be no shortage of firewood.