Brothers, I am Si Sheng. Today's market can be summed up in one sentence: SOL is undergoing a 'boiling frog' style capital flight, and the sideways K-line is just the surface; the real truth lies in the hidden chips flowing out.

1. First, look at the news: This is the inflow situation of SOL in the past few days, including contracts and spot.

Do you understand? Short-term capital flows in and out, like giving you a little sweetener. But when you extend the timeline—1 hour, 1 day, 10 days, the net inflow is all shocking negative values! This is not an ordinary pullback; this is the main force 'withdrawing water'! They create the illusion of small short-term inflows to attract you to follow the trend, but silently withdraw large amounts of capital over a longer period. While you are excited about a 5-minute rebound, the main force is coldly laughing at the hundreds of millions of dollars withdrawn over 10 days.


A perspective you absolutely wouldn't expect: This is not a long-short game at all, but a precise hunt targeting 'short-term gamblers'. Data shows that the vast majority of 'players' in the market are making decisions based on emotions and 5-minute candlesticks, while the main players are exploiting this, using small amounts of capital as bait to fish out the large positions in your pocket. You think you are trading contracts, but in fact, you are a predictable 'ATM' in the eyes of the main players.

2. Looking at the technical aspect: sol one-hour chart

The position is quite awkward: the price is stuck near 133 (the dividing line between long and short). This is the core battlefield of today. Now it stands at 132.71, slightly below the surface, indicating that the bears have temporarily pressed down, but the strength is not strong.

Indicators are not strong:

MACD: Just about to rise above the zero axis (this is a strong reversal signal), but then it shrank back; the bars are still green. This indicates that the upward 'engine' has just started and then stalled, with a serious lack of bullish momentum.

RSI and MFI: Both are lying in the middle 'wait-and-see zone', lacking direction. This indicates that funds are also on the sidelines, and no one-sided buying or selling power has formed.
Volume: Shrinking first and then rising, but the price hasn't moved much. This indicates that funds are testing the waters, but no consensus has formed, giving a feeling of 'a loud thunder with little rain'.

Saint's view: If it can effectively stabilize at this key position of 133, then consider going long; if it's just a spike or doesn't break upwards, consider going short!!!

Saint's operational suggestions

If the market falls to around 128—131, consider going long.

If the market rises to around 141—137, consider shorting.

Remember not to go all in, or you might lose even your principal!

Saint announces three waves of strategies in the village every day. If your position is not 5 million, please follow the real-time suggestions from Saint Village to avoid liquidation risks. The current market is unpredictable, and each villager has different positions, so please update the entry points announced by Saint in the village in real time!

But regarding the specific timing and levels, I will share in the village tomorrow—follow Saint, and I will share half of my profits with you! Saint will ambush a 10x return every day! Come to the village and take it away!$SOL #美联储降息