Good morning everyone, $SOL . It's August 20th, 10:00 AM (Beijing Time). Solana's real-time trading range is $179.5. Regarding policy, the SEC has postponed the launch date for the Solana-related ETF to October. Short-term volatility is driven by "no implementation, no expectations," and technical and capital-driven fluctuations. The on-chain status is stable, and the ecosystem ranks high in terms of popularity and TVL. Fundamentals haven't deteriorated. Technically, the RSI is neutral at ≈52, the MACD is slightly bearish, and the ADX is between ≈20 and 23, indicating moderate trend strength—not an acceleration phase, but more of a range-bound market. On the derivatives side, funding rates are slightly positive, with bulls paying a small fee to take positions, and sentiment is mild. What are the key levels? Support is expected between $176 and $177 (a break below could signal weakness, potentially retesting $172 to $173); a retest of the strong support level of $180 would indicate a bullish bias. Resistance will first be seen between $184 and $185, then between $188 and $190. If combined with strong volume, there's a chance of a retest of the $195 to $200 range. The strategy with the highest win rate (effective execution):

1. Buy low and sell high in the range: $177 to $178, try buying in batches, with a stop-loss below $176, targeting $184/$188, and then reduce positions to lock in profits.

2. Follow the breakout: Buy if it breaks above $185 on strong volume, then buy again. Buy again if it doesn't break back, targeting $190 to $195.

3. Risk hedging: If the hourly chart breaks below $176 with strong volume, pause the bullish strategy and wait for a second confirmation between $172 and $173. In short: Before the event happens, play the range-bound strategy to maximize your chances of winning. If it passes $185, focus on the trend; if it falls below $176, focus on defense. Want to catch every SOL rebound opportunity? Like and follow us, and I'll help you identify the next market turning point!