【Crypto World】Solana’s recent popularity has skyrocketed, with on-chain active addresses surging by 56% to 27.1 million, and weekly transaction volume surpassing 515 million. The price has also rebounded, stabilizing above the key support level of $135.5. From a technical perspective, the MACD indicator has shown a bullish crossover signal, prompting many traders to prepare for increased positions, and derivatives data also reflects a generally optimistic outlook. Interestingly, a large number of stop-loss orders for shorts are densely distributed above the current price—if SOL can hold the newly gained support, these triggered liquidations could trigger a chain reaction, further driving up the price.
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BoredApeResistance
· 7h ago
This move in SOL is really interesting. The short stop-loss orders are stacked so densely... If 135.5 holds, a liquidation chain reaction could trigger a rapid rally.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 7h ago
So many short stop-loss orders are stacked up, just waiting for SOL to show some strength. Once that happens, the squeezing effect will be unstoppable.
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WhaleWatcher
· 8h ago
The short stop-loss orders are stacked so densely that once broken through, it triggers a chain liquidation. I have a better understanding of this wave in SOL.
Active users on the Solana chain surge, can the MACD bullish signal and short liquidation potential drive SOL to continue rising?
【Crypto World】Solana’s recent popularity has skyrocketed, with on-chain active addresses surging by 56% to 27.1 million, and weekly transaction volume surpassing 515 million. The price has also rebounded, stabilizing above the key support level of $135.5. From a technical perspective, the MACD indicator has shown a bullish crossover signal, prompting many traders to prepare for increased positions, and derivatives data also reflects a generally optimistic outlook. Interestingly, a large number of stop-loss orders for shorts are densely distributed above the current price—if SOL can hold the newly gained support, these triggered liquidations could trigger a chain reaction, further driving up the price.