Technical Analysis of SOL Contracts on August 30, 2026 (Sunday) The current SOL spot/perpetual contract price is approximately in the $105.0–$105.7 range (real-time prices are subject to the order book). After falling from a high of approximately $110 on August 28 to around $102–$104, SOL stabilized and rebounded on August 29, recovering some of its losses. The strong rebound structure that began around $75–$80 in mid-August remains intact, with the short term now entering a period of range-bound consolidation and recovery after the pullback. The following is a multi-timeframe technical analysis (based on publicly available charts and indicator data, for reference only and not investment advice). I. Short Term (Daily/4-Hour) • Trend: The medium-term bullish trend continues, with stabilization after a short-term pullback. The price encountered resistance above $110 and retreated, and is currently consolidating around $105. • Indicators: ◦ RSI(14) has retreated from overbought levels to around 65–70, and remains bullish. ◦ MACD remains in bullish territory, with signs that the histogram has stabilized after contracting. ◦ Moving averages: The price remains above most short- and medium-term moving averages, and the bullish structure remains intact. • Key levels: ◦ Resistance: 107–108; 110–111 (recent high area); 115–120. ◦ Support: 102–104; 98–100; 94–96. II. Medium Term (Weekly) • The weekly structure of an upside breakout from the previous range remains intact, with key support at 90–95. As long as these areas are not decisively broken, the medium-term bullish outlook remains solid. • Weekly RSI and MACD continue to support the bullish trend. III. Long-Term Perspective • From a monthly/quarterly perspective, SOL is in the process of recovering from lower levels. The stabilization after the current pullback is normal consolidation following a strong rise; if 102–105 holds and volume picks up again, further upside is possible. IV. Key Considerations for Contracts • Basis and funding rates: Funding rates have cooled somewhat after the pullback; monitor whether they turn negative or rise again over the weekend. • Trading volume: Volume increased during the pullback; during the rebound, observe whether declining volume remains healthy. • Weekend liquidity: Sunday trading volume is typically lower, which may amplify volatility; pay attention to gap risks. • Correlation: SOL is highly correlated with BTC, and BTC’s movements will directly affect SOL; also monitor Solana ecosystem activity and network data. V. Overall Assessment and Strategy The overall bias remains bullish, with short-term consolidation and recovery as the main scenario. • Bullish approach: Prefer waiting for a pullback to 102–104 or lower support levels (such as 98–100) to stabilize before considering long positions. Stop-losses can be set below key support, with targets at 107–110 or higher. • If 107–108 is decisively broken with increased volume: Long positions can be considered, with targets at 110–115. • Risk scenario: If 98 breaks and the decline accelerates, reassess the bullish structure; in the short term, switch to observation or cautiously attempt small short positions. Market volatility is severe, and the above analysis is for reference only. Make independent judgments based on the real-time order book, trading volume, and funding rates, and strictly manage risk (moderate leverage is recommended, and stop-losses must be executed). Contract trading carries a liquidation risk; operate with caution. #Gate7天净流入全球Top3 $SOL ‌

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The direction wasn’t just right now—it’s finally starting to generate profit, with the position currently showing a +727.32% unrealized gain. This trade hasn’t been easy to hold. Several rebounds along the way looked like reversals, but each time, the key levels shifted lower, and the rebounds were clearly weaker. That’s why I haven’t been in a hurry to exit—as long as the long-short thesis remains intact, I’ll continue giving it room. I’ve already started scaling out, taking some profit first, and moving the protection level closer to the entry price. I don’t recommend that those without a position chase in here; let’s wait for the next rebound to provide an entry point. I’ll continue tracking major and popular coins, and we can study them together when a clearer structure emerges. $SOL $SNDK