SOL has just tested conviction — and the market blinked first.
After rising to 129, the price plummeted to 116.8, shaking out late longs, then rose again to the 125–126 zone. That type of recovery doesn't happen without demand stepping in.
Now pause and look at the chart.
SOL is not rushing upwards… but it is also not giving up ground. The sideways action here is not boredom, it's indecision after the impact, where pressure is silently building.
Momentum seems neutral on the surface, but that is the trap.
The RSI sitting in the mid-range and the MACD flattening tell us that the market is waiting for a catalyst, not exiting. When volatility compresses after violence, reactions tend to be sharp.
This is one of those moments.
It's not exciting yet, but uncomfortable enough to matter.
SOL
🧠 Shake completed
💎 Balance before direction
⚡ Quiet charts often move stronger
👀 Are you watching… or are you already positioned?
