SOL went up quickly from about $131 to $147, but now the price is slowing down.
The indicators show that buying strength is getting weaker, and the price might drop a bit if it doesn’t go back above $146 soon.
For now, short-term traders should either wait for the price to break above $147 for another jump, or look to buy near $140–141 if that support level stays strong.
The 4-hour Bitcoin chart is showing a downward trend. Sometimes, it bounces up for a short time, which can be good for quick trades. But these recoveries probably won’t last unless the price breaks above $106K–$107K with strength.
If the price drops below $100K, it could fall even more...
A large investor (likely connected to ConsenSys) just bought 3,704 ETH worth about $8.91 million through Galaxy Digital’s OTC desk around 20 minutes ago. In the last 3 weeks, they’ve purchased a total of 161,112 ETH, worth about $422 million, using the same method.
Big players suggest strong confidence in ETH’s future—often a bullish signal.
If Bitcoin (BTC stabilizes)—meaning it holds steady without major drops or spikes—then Ethereum (ETH) will likely outperform in the short to mid term
Solana is showing slight signs of going up, with decent trading activity and momentum supporting the rise.
Important Price Zone:Keep a close eye on the $146 to $150 range. The price could either move up strongly from here or drop lower.
If Price Goes Up:If Solana breaks above $150–155, it could rise further toward $165 or more.
If Price Falls:If it drops below $146, it might fall to $142.
If it moves above $150–155, momentum might pick up, leading to more gains.
If it drops below this range, it may fall back to the $142–136 area.
Reminder:Before making any trade, wait for confirmation (like volume or candlestick patterns), and always set your stop-loss based on how much risk you're comfortable with.
Over the past week (June 17 – June 24, 2025), Bitcoin experienced a notable pullback from recent highs before stabilizing just above $100,000:
Around June 17, BTC was trading near $107,700, then slipped steadily through mid-week.
It briefly dipped below $100,000 on June 22, hitting a low in the $98K–$99K range.
After bottoming out, it recovered, climbing back above $101,000 and holding steady in the $104K–$105K zone by June 24.
Geopolitical uncertainty—especially U.S. strikes in the Middle East—drove initial volatility, prompting a risk-off reaction before buyers stepped back in to support the $100K level
BTC consolidating in a descending channel, with resistance around $107K and support from $100K down to $92K. .