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$SOL Solana (SOL) Market Update – Correction in Progress Solana is currently undergoing a wave 4 corrective pullback on the daily time frame after a recent breakout above a key trendline. Price has reached a standard resistance area, rejecting at approximately $148, aligning with the first major Fibonacci level from the April low. Current Structure (Elliott Wave Perspective): Wave A (or 1) is near completion – expecting one more push up possible. Wave B/2 correction is forming, with Wave C currently developing on the smaller time frame. SOL is moving within the standard target zone for Wave C: Support Range: $141.86 to $135.22 These levels are based on the 100%-161.8% extension of Wave A. Trade Setup: Entry Zone: Between $138 and $135 (based on the C wave completion zone). Stop Loss: Below $132 (to protect from extended correction invalidation). Short-Term Targets: Target 1: $145 (near previous high). Target 2: $152 (potential breakout area if wave 5 initiates). Target 3: $160+ (in case of full 5-wave extension continuation). Invalidation Level: A break above $148 before reaching the support zone may invalidate this corrective setup and signal resumption of the uptrend early. --- Strategy Note: This is a corrective setup, and market structure still favors bullish continuation after the correction completes. Use proper risk management, and monitor lower time frames for bullish divergence or reversal candles in the support zone.

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#AltcoinETFsPostponed Imagine 800% profit in just 24 hours on Spot trading A buyer bought 1666 coins at 0.06 from 100$s yesterday 29/05/2025 and sold these 1666 coins today at 1.2$ making 2000$s in just one day. $ALPACA Makes the history today 30/04/2025 In spite of being delisted on 02/05/2025, $ALPACA turned 100$s of a buyer into 2000$s today. Good day and Taaa Taaa Bye Bye $ALPACA

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#AirdropSafetyGuide The $ALPACA Trap: How a Delisting Turned Into a $3B Liquidation Carnival It started like any other token delisting. On April 24, Binance announced the removal of four low-liquidity assets—including $ALPACA . The token, expected to fade into irrelevance, instead exploded, surging 150% within hours. That alone caught the eye of short sellers—after all, who would seriously buy a token on its way out? Then came April 25. #ALPACA/USDT surged another 175%, only to be slammed down again. Binance quietly adjusted the funding rate calculation from every 4 hours, to 2, then 1. Shorts piled in, believing this was a classic “dead cat bounce.” But the bounce wasn’t dead. It was bait. By April 29, funding rates were raised to 4% per hour—an insane figure that all but guaranteed pressure on short sellers to exit or be wiped out. And on April 30, ALPACA soared to an all-time high. Liquidations in just 4 hours topped the entire network. The open interest reached $110 million, with a 24-hour volume of $3 billion. Behind the scenes, the project team held no tokens. Market makers dumped their allocations right after the delisting notice. Who held ALPACA now? Mostly one entity—likely the “shell owner,” or someone aligned. They weren't trying to sell. They were hunting. The market maker had built a perfect trap: use the delisting to spark panic, run up the price to lure shorts, let the high funding rate churn them, and then harvest liquidations as price kept rising. They didn’t need to sell to profit—just push the price and watch the shorts implode. The irony? What was meant to be a cleanup operation to protect users from “bad” tokens turned into a sophisticated liquidation scheme. A coin no one wanted became a money printer—not because of fundamentals, but because of systemic blind spots. If there's a lesson here, it’s this: shorting is never “free money.” While long positions cap your loss, shorts come with infinite risk. And when the rules shift mid-game, even a smart trader can get swept away. This wasn’t just a pump.

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#Trump100Days The $ALPACA Trap: How a Delisting Turned Into a $3B Liquidation Carnival It started like any other token delisting. On April 24, Binance announced the removal of four low-liquidity assets—including $ALPACA . The token, expected to fade into irrelevance, instead exploded, surging 150% within hours. That alone caught the eye of short sellers—after all, who would seriously buy a token on its way out? Then came April 25. #ALPACA surged another 175%, only to be slammed down again. Binance quietly adjusted the funding rate calculation from every 4 hours, to 2, then 1. Shorts piled in, believing this was a classic “dead cat bounce.” But the bounce wasn’t dead. It was bait. By April 29, funding rates were raised to 4% per hour—an insane figure that all but guaranteed pressure on short sellers to exit or be wiped out. And on April 30, ALPACA soared to an all-time high. Liquidations in just 4 hours topped the entire network. The open interest reached $110 million, with a 24-hour volume of $3 billion. Behind the scenes, the project team held no tokens. Market makers dumped their allocations right after the delisting notice. Who held ALPACA now? Mostly one entity—likely the “shell owner,” or someone aligned. They weren't trying to sell. They were hunting. The market maker had built a perfect trap: use the delisting to spark panic, run up the price to lure shorts, let the high funding rate churn them, and then harvest liquidations as price kept rising. They didn’t need to sell to profit—just push the price and watch the shorts implode. The irony? What was meant to be a cleanup operation to protect users from “bad” tokens turned into a sophisticated liquidation scheme. A coin no one wanted became a money printer—not because of fundamentals, but because of systemic blind spots. If there's a lesson here, it’s this: shorting is never “free money.” While long positions cap your loss, shorts come with infinite risk. And when the rules shift mid-game, even a smart trader can get swept away. This wasn’t just a pump.

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#AltcoinETFsPostponed 45.73M was liquidated on $ALPACA, including one trader who got liquidated for $3.98M. https://www.coinglass.com/LiquidationData

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