Guys, a whale is adding to $SOL —definitely worth looking forward to: Yesterday, Yujin monitored a whale address that opened a long position in 500k SOL in batches at an average price of 76, using a TWAP (time-weighted average price) strategy designed not to move or alert the market. This is clearly smart money building a position. Of course, it’s not just SOL. The spot ETFs for $BTC and $ETH have also continued to see net inflows. It feels like the broader market is about to shift from meme coins’ dead zone back to the stage for major coins. However, everyone should note that smart money using the TWAP strategy to add to positions is generally investing for the medium to long term. If a whale had a short-term bullish outlook, they would definitely fill their position all at once. In particular, this increase should only be viewed as a corroborating signal that investors with a medium- to long-term bullish outlook on major-coin assets are starting to return. After all, a 38 million buy order can barely change the trend against SOL’s average daily trading volume of 3 billion. For those without exposure to major coins, I suggest building a position, but don’t make it too large. I believe that after this modest rise, a black swan event will bring one final drop, and that will be the best time to significantly increase your position. #非农爆雷降息预期逆转

8.10 Wang Ye SOL strategy Entry: 77.50–78.50, batch-open “kong” Bamboo-shoot stop: Above 79.50 Target: First target: 75.50 Second target: 73.00 Core logic: On the news front, FlashTrade, a perpetual contract DEX in the Solana ecosystem, officially shut down on August 9. The founder attributed the closure to internal disagreements within the team, market contraction, and the inability to achieve profitability over the long term, and publicly stated that the Solana Foundation had disregarded the project. The voluntary shutdown of a leading project due to “market contraction” directly undermines confidence in the ecosystem. On the macro front, although Bitcoin is temporarily holding at $65,000, more than 95k people were liquidated across the market within 24 hours. With the release of the US CPI data imminent on Wednesday, market sentiment is becoming more cautious, and there is a lack of macro catalysts for a sustained upward move. As a high-beta asset, SOL faces both negative ecosystem news and macro uncertainty; once the broader market pulls back, its decline is often larger. A rebound into the range would therefore present a shorting opportunity.#sol $SOL

Whale inflow rate falls to 7-year low The inflow rate from large investors into Bitcoin has fallen to a seven-year low, indicating that whales have stopped sending potential selling volumes to exchanges. When this rate reaches critically low levels, it is often interpreted as a reduced likelihood of strong selling pressure on the market. Under such conditions, one can expect the pressure from large sellers to weaken, which, in turn, could contribute to stabilization or even growth in the price of the leading asset. Furthermore, a decrease in institutional inflows may indicate greater confidence in the cryptocurrency's long-term outlook. Therefore, the current data could be a positive signal for the market and point to a temporary lull or a localized long-term trend. #btc #usdt #usdc #xrp #ltc $GT $ETH $SOL