+13.7% at $2.241, 99% of a $1.967 to $2.244 range on $24M of volume.
No pullback worth the name yet: price is sitting at the top of its own day. That is where moves either extend or stall, and the high is the only line that matters for now.
Thin volume means it moves on less in both directions, so treat it as lighter evidence than it first looks.
$0.00633 was the floor we flagged on $PUMP . Price closed below it — $0.00637 now. The range beneath opens up, and that line flips into the ceiling it has to win back.
Reclaim from here, or is this the start of the next leg down?
$0.248 was the floor we flagged on $FET . Price closed below it — $0.249 now. The range beneath opens up, and that line flips into the ceiling it has to win back.
Reclaim from here, or is this the start of the next leg down?
$0.0329 was the ceiling we flagged on $PARTI . Price closed back above it — $0.0328 now. It flips into the floor that has to hold, and the upper range is open while it does.
Does $0.0329 hold as support now, or is this a fakeout?
The line that matters is $0.0329 — the 24h high, the ceiling the tape is pressing from below. It lines up with the 7-day high too — a spot several things share.
A clean close back above $0.0329 opens the upper range; stalling there keeps this a range. I'll follow up when it resolves.
Solana's biggest programmatic buyer just slashed its weekly SOL purchases by over 50%.
DeFi Development Corp, aiming to be Solana's MicroStrategy, bought 101k SOL two weeks ago. Last week, that dropped to 47k. Their CEO called this "lightning speed." This is one of the few public, programmatic buyers, funding its treasury via 13% preferred stock.
When a major, seemingly price-insensitive accumulator goes quiet, the bid-side thins out. The tape confirms it: SOL is pinned under the 50-day EMA at $120.54.
Will SOL find a bid before testing the $118.93 low?
$SOL
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A +34.0% move for $RAD clears the entire week's range on $10M volume. Price tagged 0.381 and is now sitting on its gains, holding comfortably above the 20-day EMA at 0.308. That's a strong impulse move, not a slow grind. But the RSI is now at 69. And that candle wick at the 24-hour high tells you someone was selling into that strength. The whole move is defined by whether buyers can absorb that supply and push through 0.381. Is this the start of a new leg up, or just exit liquidity for the early bids? $RAD
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NIL printed +25% in 24 hours, pushing right into the 7-day high at 0.117. Volume is $17M. The entire move is now pinned against that one level. With RSI at 67, there's fuel left, but this is where sellers have lived all week. Is this a clean breakout, or is it just exit liquidity at the top of the range? $NIL
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RLC put in a +93.4% day on $21M volume, going vertical from the 0.361 low.
The move sent price straight to the 7-day high at 0.730 with the RSI(14) now reading 90.
That's the definition of overbought, right at the single most obvious resistance level on the chart. The tape is screaming momentum, but the technicals are screaming fade.
Is this a real breakout, or just exit liquidity for the holders who bought at 0.33?
$RLC
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$0.0288 was the floor we flagged on $SCR . Price closed below it — $0.028 now. The range beneath opens up, and that line flips into the ceiling it has to win back.
Reclaim from here, or is this the start of the next leg down?
$0.13 was the floor we flagged on $ALGO . Price closed below it — $0.127 now. The range beneath opens up, and that line flips into the ceiling it has to win back.
Does it reclaim $0.13, or is that the ceiling now?