$SOL I find this set of data more interesting than simply boosting DEX trading volume. 🔥Currently, around $75.4 million worth of tokenized stocks on Solana has been deposited into DeFi protocols, accounting for 60.6% of the entire market; although BNB Chain led in trading volume over the past year, its DeFi deposits amounted to only around $19.4 million. One reflects “high trading activity,” while the other reflects that “capital is willing to stay and continue to be used as collateral, for lending, and to generate yield.” From the perspective of asset utilization efficiency, Solana is indeed ahead at this stage. But I would not interpret this directly as an imminent takeoff. SOL is currently around $94 and has already risen about 25% over the past week, so this positive news may have already been traded once. In the short term, I see $96–$100 as the upside range, followed by around $102 after a high-volume breakout and consolidation; $91–$92 is support on the downside, and if that level breaks without a quick recovery, I would not rush to add to my position. 👀If tokenized stock deposits, ETF inflows, and on-chain activity continue to grow afterward, that would confirm that the medium-term trend can continue. $SOL Fundamentals provide the direction, while price provides the entry timing. 🧠

SOL’s move from around 90 to 96 has been the strongest among the major coins. It has already gone back and forth twice in the 100–60 range. After the false breakdown near 60, it quickly recovered, a typical stop-loss hunting move. It is now launching its third attack on 100 while also testing this level. Above 84 is the bulls’ basic support. As long as the price stays above 84, it will have continued upward momentum, with an initial target of 102–105, followed by 120–150 if it holds above that range. If 84 fails to hold, it means the rebound structure has been broken and needs to be reassessed. The approach for short-term traders is simple: short at resistance, go long at support, use fixed stop-losses, and take profits when available, accumulating returns through repeated trades. Most coins are currently moving sideways at high levels, waiting for liquidity to enter. Daytime volatility is usually boring, while a direction is more likely to emerge around 20:00. Operationally: This is not a suitable level for heavy directional bets. Wait for a pullback to around 84–87 to enter long, or wait for a breakout above 97 before chasing; in between, watch more and trade less. $SOL ‌

A pullback means go long, a pullback means go long—that’s how simple and straightforward it is; there’s nothing else to consider. Brother Gu also reminded everyone multiple times yesterday and today that gold has 60 points of room. You guys take profits yourselves. $BTC $ETH $SOL