2026-01-07 04:22:20

Can SOL establish a new support level? This is not only a technical issue but also a reflection of psychological game theory.

On the surface, it appears to be a normal correction, but in reality, it is a reallocation of participants. Every decline is a screening process—who can坚持持有, who is cutting losses and fleeing, and where their cost basis lies. This recent downward pressure on SOL just verifies the market's true confidence: how strong the core consensus group's resilience is, how thoroughly retail investors are exiting, and how decisively institutions are intervening.

The ultimate support point of the price is never determined by technical factors alone but by the structure of participants and demand-side factors. When the cost tolerance is concentrated within a certain range and holders are determined to reach consensus, a solid bottom naturally emerges. SOL is currently at this critical moment.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 01-07 19:07

Still trying to filter out who are the true holders and who are the panic sellers. This wave of SOL's booster is indeed testing the stability of the foundation. Retail investors are fleeing, institutions are buying in, and the core consensus is holding strong. Basically, it's about who can sustain their dopamine longer. Wait, can a truly solid bottom really emerge just by determination? It still depends on whether big funds will come in to fill the gap. Price support, at its core, is a game among participants. The technical analysis is more like a post-event armchair quarterback. I just want to know if we can break through the atmosphere at this critical moment, or if we need to keep burning a little longer.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-07 13:15

Those who cut losses are all losers. I'm still holding on, let's see who can last until the end.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-07 04:52

That's right, now it's just a matter of who can survive until tomorrow. Retail investors cut losses while institutions scoop up the shares, it's an old trick. This wave of SOL has probably washed out all the bagholders. Support levels are all nonsense; the key is whether institutions are willing to buy. Psychological warfare is just a slaughterhouse, people are dying every day.

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OffchainOracle

· 01-07 04:51

Basically, it's about who surrenders first, with institutions quietly accumulating at the bottom.

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SleepyValidator

· 01-07 04:42

Basically, it's about seeing who can hold on, retail investors get shaken out while institutions scoop up the bottom. I'm already tired of this routine.

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BrokeBeans

· 01-07 04:41

Talking about psychological games again, basically it's about who panics first. I just want to know whether institutions have entered or not. If they haven't, this support level is no different from paper-thin.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-07 04:27

Those who cut losses are all newbies; let's see who can hold out until the end.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-07 04:25

Basically, it's about who can withstand the decline better—retail investors getting squeezed, institutions eating up the profits.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-07 04:23

Talking about psychological games again. To put it simply, it's still about who has a stronger mentality and who breaks first. Institutions are accumulating, retail investors are fleeing, and I'm just here waiting to see who laughs last. Support level? Let's wait until real consensus appears. Every dip is like a sieve; only those who remain are true believers. At this price level, to be honest, it's a bit intense, but I bet that the consensus hasn't completely shattered. The cost line determines the bottom, not some technical indicator, I agree with that.

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