I totally oppose this biased analysis.
Coincidentally, I took this snapshot a few hours ago, right while the whales and institutions were dumping like crazy across practically the entire market… except for Solana.
In the order flow on Binance, there's a clear net accumulation of SOL, especially in the large orders (the ones that really matter):
Large Orders: +372k SOL bought vs -225k sold → strong buying dominance.
Total Flow: +75k SOL net in buys.
While the rest of the market was suffering from strong selling pressure, Solana shows clear accumulation at low cost by big players. The on-chain data they mention might reflect past outflows or noise, but the real money flow right now is telling a different story.
The price has already bounced +13% from the lows, and the institutional accumulation sentiment in SOL stands out against the rest of the market.
It was just another example of the same old story, the little fish panic sell while the whales accumulate.
Coincidentally, I took this snapshot a few hours ago, right while the whales and institutions were dumping like crazy across practically the entire market… except for Solana.
In the order flow on Binance, there's a clear net accumulation of SOL, especially in the large orders (the ones that really matter):
Large Orders: +372k SOL bought vs -225k sold → strong buying dominance.
Total Flow: +75k SOL net in buys.
While the rest of the market was suffering from strong selling pressure, Solana shows clear accumulation at low cost by big players. The on-chain data they mention might reflect past outflows or noise, but the real money flow right now is telling a different story.
The price has already bounced +13% from the lows, and the institutional accumulation sentiment in SOL stands out against the rest of the market.
It was just another example of the same old story, the little fish panic sell while the whales accumulate.
