$SOL Short liquidations around $73.39 confirm bears were forced to cover as momentum shifted upward. Solana continues to show relative strength, with buyers defending higher levels. Support: $71.50 Resistance: $75.50 Next Targets: $79.00 → $82.00 A successful breakout above resistance could trigger another wave of buying. Maintaining support is essential to keep the bullish trend intact. Let’s go $SOL ‌#USD1StakingEarnUpTo8%APR #GateCardUpTo8%Cashback #CXMTDrops7.7%AtOpen

$SOL – Support Holding Strongly That's Why I'm Long. Long Setup: Entry: 73.00 – 73.50 SL: 72.50 TP1: 74.30 TP2: 74.80 TP3: 75.20 Price is holding above support with strong rejection wicks — sellers getting exhausted at the low zone. Each dip is being defended. Structure is showing signs of bottoming, momentum shifting. Volume is picking up on the bounce — buyers stepping in. As long as price holds above support, upside continuation is the path of least resistance. 👉 Trade $SOL ‌

$BTC’s drop this round was not satisfying at first. The price hovered and ground around at high levels; the shorts looked like they had an opening, yet the chart always gave the illusion that it would still keep rising. I started watching short pressure from 76861.4 and only got to 63529.5—when the direction truly landed. +3014.89% was the result of this patience. In the middle, there was a quick snap-back that almost threw off the rhythm. Many people probably panicked here, exiting early or flipping to chase longs. My thinking never changed: if the high level can’t keep pushing up, then the more aggressive the rebound is, the more likely sell pressure will reappear. The subsequent sell-off wasn’t as complicated as imagined—it was just that the problems originally hidden were finally concentrated and exposed. To be honest, the hardest part of trades like this isn’t seeing the drop; it’s being able to hold your judgment before the market gives an answer. This time, I wasn’t fooled by a fake breakout, and my mindset is steadier than before. $ETH $SOL