SOL/USDT no 1H shows well how the market tests the patience of those trading in the short term. After losing the region of 133–134, the price accelerated the drop and sought liquidity near 130, forming a clear movement of selling pressure. The moving averages continue pointing downwards, confirming the correction bias, while the MACD remains negative and without a strong signal of immediate reversal.
The detail that draws attention is the RSI already in the oversold zone, which historically opens space for a possible technical bounce or even a relief pullback. This does not mean a confirmed bottom, but shows that selling in desperation is usually the worst timing. In these moments, the market separates those who react from those who plan.
The region of 130 becomes a key point: it either holds and becomes support for a gradual recovery, or it loses and may open the way for more volatility. Risk management, patience, and contextual reading remain more important than trying to guess the next candle.
The market does not give warnings, it tests. Those who survive are those who respect the chart.


