Today's SOL strategy is steadily being implemented, with the first stop accurately hitting the second stop (taking half profit first, setting the cabin to Zhisun), the rhythm and structure are well coordinated. The operation is not about luck, but rather a reflection of a strategy honed over the long term.

1. Summary of Yesterday's Market
Yesterday, SOL faced continuous pressure, falling below the key support level of 148 in the afternoon and crashing to 135.57 during the evening session, with an intraday fluctuation of over 9%, marking the largest single-day drop in recent times. Although there was a slight rebound towards the end, the overall close was still bearish. Current market sentiment is tending towards panic, but there are also signs of stabilization, indicating a short-term technical rebound demand.
2. Analysis of Major Events from Last Night
The US has released economic data slightly above expectations, US Treasury yields have surged, and risk assets are under short-term pressure.
There have been multiple large USDT inflows, suspected to be the main force preparing to scoop up purchases, with slight fund inflows on the SOL chain.