#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $SOL Violent surge of nearly 20% in half an hour, whales are still doubling down—are you panicking?

From $123 straight up to $146.87, then consolidating around $141 after a pullback. This rapid pump and dump is a classic high-level tug-of-war.

Let’s look at the technicals first. The price is above the short-term moving average, and the structure is intact. There was a clear increase in volume during the pump, showing real capital entering. The pullback came on lower volume, indicating that selling pressure isn’t heavy. The MACD has spiked up—now the key is whether it can hold; just don’t break below the zero line.

On-chain, gas fees are burning hot, NFT and DeFi projects are still active, so fundamentals haven’t collapsed. More importantly, whales accumulated in the $130-140 range and haven’t rushed to exit—they’re either trapped or looking to gamble for more.

From a market perspective, some capital has flowed out from $BTC and $ETH into the public chain sector. $SOL happened to catch this wave of hype. But the question is, how long can this rotation last? Once the broader market shifts, funds can also withdraw from the sector quickly.

Now the price is stuck in a high-level consolidation zone. Breaking upwards requires sustained volume, while a downside break could come with a single big red candle. Should you buy the dip or take profits while you can? That’s for you to weigh.

The market never lacks opportunities—what it lacks is the patience to survive and wait for them.