- Solana just grabbed liquidity below and above — classic move to trap both sides before a bigger decision
- A retracement from current M45 supply is possible, or a drop into nearby demand before continuing long
- No outcome is guaranteed — these are high-probability scenarios, not prophecies
Last time we talked about Solana, I mentioned how the bullish structure could continue — but not before grabbing some of that juicy liquidity below.
You know the type: everyone rushing in with longs, placing their stop losses right under the nearest low.
It’s almost like the market’s way of saying “thanks for the easy fuel.”
And well, surprise surprise — price did dip down, sweeping out those two recent lows like it was checking items off a shopping list.
Then? Straight back up to claim the liquidity we marked above.
Textbook move. If you’ve been around long enough, you know how familiar this pattern feels. It’s almost too neat… and yet, here we are.
What Now?
If we zoom into the M45 chart — and yes, that’s where the juice often hides — Solana’s price looks ready for a short retracement. It’s brushed up against a local supply, and you can feel the hesitation.
The market’s like: “Do I want to chill here, or do I drop for a quick visit to that demand below?”
Both are valid scenarios. Either we see a tiny dip from this supply zone and then continuation upward, or we get a deeper drop into demand, which might serve as the springboard for the next impulsive leg.
Either way, I’m keeping an eye on these zones — they’re alive, full of potential setups if you know what to look for.
But here’s the thing (and I say this all the time): markets aren’t loyal to your predictions. The structure looks clean, the liquidity is there, the logic makes sense… and still, price can do something totally random.
Welcome to trading.
So, What’s the Play?
If you’re asking for a guarantee, I’ve got bad news — there’s no such thing. What I’ve shared are possibilities, not certainties.
The market doesn’t owe us anything. It moves how it wants, when it wants, and usually when the crowd least expects it. That’s the game. That’s the beauty and the chaos of it all.
Personally, I’m watching how price reacts in this current zone. If we get a strong rejection from this supply, it could signal a retracement. If we push right through it… well, that’s another story.
Either way, I’m not jumping the gun. The market will speak — I’m just here to listen (and maybe take a calculated shot when it whispers).
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