SOL Dog Manor Grand Performance Tonight! Keep an Eye on This Death Line at $135
SOL's four-hour level has been locked in by the Dog Manor in the $132-$137 range, playing a suffocating oscillation. The Bollinger Bands are tighter than fishing lines, with the mid-band at $134 becoming a meat grinder for bulls and bears! The MACD just showed a dead cross above water, and the green bars are as hollow as paper, with volume shrinking to 58% of the previous day, clearly indicating that the Dog Manor is holding back a big move in this deathly calm. Above the market, $137 holds down a three-month-old enormous trapped position, with the Dog Manor burying 200,000 liquidation orders. Below, $132 has 120,000 stop-loss orders hanging, and the on-chain alerts exploded three hours ago—some giant whale dumped 80,000 SOL into the FTX creditor address. This could either be the Dog Manor's self-directed performance or institutions smelling a liquidation opportunity.
Technical nuclear-level signal: The Williams indicator is overbought, but the price is as motionless as a dead fish. The volume-price divergence is more dangerous than a pressure cooker! The daily MACD fast and slow lines are glued to the zero axis, KDJ values have skyrocketed to 102, severely overbought, yet the price is stuck at the weekly MA30 average line ($134) playing dead. On-chain data shows that $135 remains a strong resistance; a breakout on high volume could open up space to $145-$150, while $122-$120 is a solid support; if broken, it could accelerate towards the abyss of $115-$110.
News is a double-edged sword: The PCE data at 20:30 EST tonight is a powder keg; exceeding expectations could spike it down to $128. However, the Solana ecosystem is deeply integrated with Visa payments, coupled with BlackRock's tokenized fund BUIDL expanding to Solana and CBOE submitting the SOL ETF application to Fidelity, the signals for institutional entry are clearer than lice on a bald head.
Current price $134.5 suggests that spot traders should keep 50% of their positions and lay flat, while contract traders should play high shorts and low longs in the $132-$137 range, with stop losses firmly set at $130 and $139. The Dog Manor has recently been targeting 3% stop-loss orders; breaking $132 could directly see $128's abyss, but a violent push through $137 will surely see $145 within three days. The main force is holding 200,000 liquidation orders, tonight will either violently pull the market up to eat longs or bloody spike down to explode shorts—this market is more thrilling than disarming a nuclear bomb!
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