Sol order book analysis Direction: After surging to refresh the high and make a new high, it faced pressure and then plunged. The market’s rebound attempt to counterattack lacks momentum. Rely on the rebound to set up a controlled (position). Control: Around 73.40-73.80. Stop-loss above 74.10. Targets: 72.90/72.65. After Sol surged and hit the 74.32 high point, the bull-side upside push momentum gradually ran out. The price turned and continued to fall. The current price is 72.9. The uptrend lacks strength to continue, repeatedly breaking through short-term moving average support. The moving averages have turned from support into resistance. The bulls have attempted to counterattack multiple times, but all attempts have failed. Upward selling pressure continues to be released, and the trend has shifted into a downward adjustment phase. The first key support below to watch is around the 72.90 area. This round of rally is mostly driven by short-term incremental funds pushing in the short run. Once the price reached the highs, the market’s desire to chase higher cooled quickly, and a large amount of short-term profit-taking positions chose to exit and realize gains. Currently, upward momentum is clearly insufficient; the forces between bulls and bears are gradually switching. In the short term, priority is to wait for a rebound to test the pressure zone. Only after a stall/consolidation signal appears should a controlled (position) layout be carried out. Additional idea: If you want to go long, wait for the price to pull back and stabilize around 72.65, then look for an opportune time to participate. $SOL #美伊举行谈判油价显著下跌

$SOL /USDT Solana remains resilient above $71.50, maintaining a healthy bullish structure. Resistance is located near $74.50, and a successful breakout could open the path toward $76.00 and $78.00. 🎯 Keep a stop-loss below $70.50. The next move favors buyers if support continues to hold #USD1StakingEarnUpTo8%APR #GUSDYieldRisesto3.8%

New week, new start~ One-sentence summary: The US-Iran situation has eased somewhat for the moment, but both the market and institutional funds remain cautious. This week, the focus is on US employment data. The current market focus is still centered on the US-Iran situation and Trump’s related remarks. Trump said that the US has temporarily held off on further military action against Iran and hopes to resolve the passage of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s nuclear issue through negotiations. Both sides are expected to begin a new round of communication. Driven by this news, international oil prices have fallen noticeably. Risk-off sentiment has cooled somewhat, which provides some support for risk assets such as BTC in the short term. However, in my view, the US and Iran have not yet reached any substantive agreement. Trump’s policy stance could change at any time, and there is still a risk that the Middle East situation could escalate again. Therefore, although market sentiment has improved, it has not truly shifted to optimism. On the fund flows side, over the past 5 trading days, crypto ETFs recorded cumulative outflows of $68.4445 million, indicating that institutional funds are still mainly reducing exposure as a hedge in the short term, with no clear evidence of sustained buying pressure so far. Geopolitical risk easing can improve market sentiment, but against the backdrop of continued ETF outflows, BTC’s short-term upside still may remain constrained. Price action is more likely to keep swinging back and forth rather than break out into a one-way uptrend. This week’s key focus is US ADP employment data and the non-farm payrolls report, and you should also continue to watch for progress in the US-Iran negotiations. If US employment data cools off, it could raise market expectations for easier monetary policy and provide support for BTC. If employment data is clearly stronger than market expectations, it may push up the US dollar and US Treasury yields, further weighing on the crypto market. As for this week’s broader market trend, unless the US-Iran talks achieve a substantive breakthrough—giving both sides a real chance to reach an agreement and cool tensions—based on the current situation, it will still be difficult to achieve peace in the short term. Therefore, I think this week’s broader market will mainly trade in a range. During the period, it may see rapid rallies or pullbacks due to news-driven moves, but for now it still lacks a clear one-way trend. Today, the broader market is expected to trade sideways with weakness. In the short term, pay attention to BTC around $61,500, ETH around $1,800, and SOL around $70. For trading, it’s not recommended to chase pumps or sell-offs—wait patiently for key levels and for the news to become clearer. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌$SOL ‌