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Staring at the 1-hour chart of SOL, a detail becomes apparent—the MACD's yellow and white lines seem to be climbing toward the zero axis, but upon closer inspection, they are nowhere near it. Instead, they quietly shift from a golden cross to a death cross. This signal is crucial because it suggests that this is not a genuine rebound, but rather a trap during a downtrend.
On the news front, there’s more bad news. The publicly listed company Upexi holds 2 million SOL tokens and recently applied to the SEC for $1 billion in financing. On the surface, this seems positive, but the stock price has plummeted from $22 to $1.8, with an 8.3% drop in a single day. The financing application likely indicates cash flow issues, and they probably will sell off their SOL holdings to raise funds. The market votes with its feet, and the stock’s performance tells the story.
The four-hour chart shows an even clearer picture. The MACD performs a "fake-out" below the zero axis, with a clear trend from a golden cross to a death cross. Trading volume first shrinks and then suddenly surges, with red bars pushing higher—classic signs of distribution. The RSI is still stuck in the oversold zone, indicating that downward momentum still has room to run and hasn’t been fully exhausted.
Therefore, at this current level, SOL has not yet bottomed out. The technical warning is very clear: impulsive bottom-fishing could lead to traps.
Looking ahead, SOL may continue to probe lower. The resistance zone at 130-133 is a tough barrier; a rebound to this level could be a good point to consider short positions. The initial target is around 124-120, where a small rebound might occur (suitable for quick short-term trades). The ultimate support level is near 116, which could be the place where this wave of decline finally halts.
But there’s a key detail—if the volume suddenly surges and breaks below 120, and even the 116 support cannot hold, then be prepared for a deeper bottoming process.