$SOON 24-hour trading volume is 66 million, and the market maker is watching exactly this kind of “fresh liquidity.” At the 0.2569 level, yesterday’s brand-new greens were still chasing higher at 0.2828, and by this morning they were already down 15%. My cost basis is 0.2033; I bought near yesterday’s low, and I’m currently up 25%, but I’m not planning to exit.

The trading method is simple: at around 3:00 a.m., dump the price down to around 0.21, sweep up and wipe out the panic orders’ buy support to take in the anchored chips, then pull it back above 0.25 by 8:00 a.m. Looking at the trading volume, this launch involved over 6,000 addresses being counter-traded—not a retail crowd that can control the market.

Now at 0.2569, the dispersion of cost bases is large—below 0.22 are the old market maker’s core holdings, and above 0.26 is all trailing-follower floating profit.

My strategy: wait for the next pullback to add in the 0.235–0.24 range; place a stop-loss at 0.22 (if it breaks this level, it means the wash failed). Take-profit in two stages: first target 0.29 (near the previous high there will be sell pressure), second target 0.32 (if volume doesn’t expand and the move accelerates, don’t get greedy). Keep position sizing within 30%. Liquidity for this coin isn’t stable enough—don’t think about going all-in with a “straight shove.”

The logic behind this rally is that SOL ecosystem liquidity is spilling over. SOON, as a new-asset token, is more on the market maker’s mind for dumping off the watchdog robots. There’s also an abnormal detail on the chart: around 0.265, there’s a sell order wall for 2.3 million, but every time price touches it, the order gets canceled. That’s not real selling—it’s pressure to absorb.

Next, it will most likely range sideways to wash out the floating profit, then suddenly break upward.

Last line: the chart won’t lie. At the 0.2569 level, you need to watch the continuity of trading volume and whether the sell wall is real or fake. Trade from the right-hand side—don’t invent a script in your own head.