#sol #sol走势分析 #max
Hey, everyone, I am luck. Recently, the trend of Solana has been a bit elusive. From the high point of around 117 at the end of last month, it has slid down directly, and now it's barely holding in the 97-100 range, with no significant increase in trading volume. In early February, SOL once dipped below 100, mainly affected by overall market pressure and some DeFi security incidents online (like the 30M hack of Step Finance). The short-term sentiment is cautious. Technically, if the support at around 96-97 can hold steady, there might be a short-term rebound back to 105-110; but if it continues to break down, dipping below 90 is also possible. Overall, it's a neutral fluctuation, digesting previous gains and external uncertainties, so don't rush into heavy positions.
By the way, regarding ETH, Vitalik recently posted a long article on Twitter, bluntly stating that the original rollup-centric approach "no longer makes sense"—the decentralization progress of L2 has been much slower than expected, while L1 itself is accelerating scaling, and the gas limit will increase significantly this year, making fees very low. He believes that L2 needs to reposition itself, not just thinking of being "branded shards" to expand L1, but to find its own unique value, such as privacy, non-EVM, extreme scaling, or non-financial applications. This actually hits the pain point; ETH's underlying is holding up, the network activity is fine, but its price performance is still diverging from BTC.
The crypto market rises and falls, and the value beyond the price is what can withstand scrutiny. For example, CZ's focus on Giggle Academy's educational charity has genuinely helped many children learn things for free, and this persistence has a special warmth amid the fluctuations. The #max community has been accompanying this public welfare direction in building, and @切记落袋为安 is also continuing to make efforts. No matter how much SOL fluctuates, meaningful things can last long.
Hey, everyone, I am luck. Recently, the trend of Solana has been a bit elusive. From the high point of around 117 at the end of last month, it has slid down directly, and now it's barely holding in the 97-100 range, with no significant increase in trading volume. In early February, SOL once dipped below 100, mainly affected by overall market pressure and some DeFi security incidents online (like the 30M hack of Step Finance). The short-term sentiment is cautious. Technically, if the support at around 96-97 can hold steady, there might be a short-term rebound back to 105-110; but if it continues to break down, dipping below 90 is also possible. Overall, it's a neutral fluctuation, digesting previous gains and external uncertainties, so don't rush into heavy positions.
By the way, regarding ETH, Vitalik recently posted a long article on Twitter, bluntly stating that the original rollup-centric approach "no longer makes sense"—the decentralization progress of L2 has been much slower than expected, while L1 itself is accelerating scaling, and the gas limit will increase significantly this year, making fees very low. He believes that L2 needs to reposition itself, not just thinking of being "branded shards" to expand L1, but to find its own unique value, such as privacy, non-EVM, extreme scaling, or non-financial applications. This actually hits the pain point; ETH's underlying is holding up, the network activity is fine, but its price performance is still diverging from BTC.
The crypto market rises and falls, and the value beyond the price is what can withstand scrutiny. For example, CZ's focus on Giggle Academy's educational charity has genuinely helped many children learn things for free, and this persistence has a special warmth amid the fluctuations. The #max community has been accompanying this public welfare direction in building, and @切记落袋为安 is also continuing to make efforts. No matter how much SOL fluctuates, meaningful things can last long.