#数字货币市场洞察 $SOL Rare On-Chain Signal Combination: Oversold + Capital Inflow + Short Squeeze

This morning, four noteworthy data changes were detected on the SOL chain. First, contract open interest increased against the trend as prices fell, indicating that funds are building positions in the current range. Second, short liquidations in the past hour reached 7 times that of longs, an extreme ratio that often marks the end of a one-sided move.

On the technical side, the RSI indicator has touched 36, entering a deeply oversold zone. Historical data shows that when SOL’s RSI drops below 40, there is over a 70% probability of a rebound within the next 5 trading days. The current price is hovering around $138.6, very close to today’s low. From a risk-reward perspective, the downside at this level is relatively limited.

If you’re considering a position, keep an eye on these key price levels:

At the current price range of $137.7-$138.6, you can consider a tentative entry, as this overlaps with today’s low and some institutional cost zones. A more aggressive entry point would be near the $135-$136 psychological level—if the price dips to this area, it could be an even better opportunity to add. However, be sure to set a clear stop-loss: if it drops below $132, this would indicate a misjudgment, and you should promptly adjust your strategy.

For rebound targets, look at the $142-$143 resistance area in the short term; if broken, there’s a chance to test the previous high at $144.25.

Market sentiment often reverses at extremes. The data has already given signals, but remember—every trade carries risk, and position management is always more important than trying to buy the bottom. This is not investment advice, just an observation based on current data.

Have a solid risk control plan and participate rationally.