Solana's price approaches $145, and market enthusiasm continues to rise. Retail and institutional investors are both bullish, and this bullish momentum is fueling trading enthusiasm.
But on-chain data has poured cold water on the optimism. The number of new wallets has plummeted from 30.2 million in November to just 7.3 million now. This contrast is quite striking.
In simple terms, the price is driven by participation. Fewer people are involved, yet the price keeps pushing higher — this is the problem. Although the fundamentals are cooling down, short-term traders are still rushing to chase the rally. Momentum traders see opportunities, while the fundamentals are left behind. Such dislocation will eventually need correction.
Solana is currently in a delicate position. Market sentiment is driving the price, but network growth must keep pace; otherwise, this rally won't have enough support.
**What does the technical analysis say?**
Solana has broken out of a months-long downtrend channel, which is a key signal. Moving from decline to rebound, structurally, this is possible.
The current price hovers around $140, with $145 ahead. Breaking through this level isn't a problem; the question is whether it can hold steady after the breakout. If it does, $150 and $170 could follow.
The MACD indicator also shows a bullish signal, with the histogram rising, indicating increasing momentum.
**But don’t celebrate too early.** The real confirmation of a reversal depends on whether the price can hold above the previous channel’s resistance level. That’s the only true test.
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NervousFingers
· 2h ago
The number of wallets plummeting sharply can still boost the market; this wave is purely emotional trading, and it will collapse sooner or later.
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BlockTalk
· 19h ago
Wallet numbers plummeting dramatically? Is this data real, or does it feel like the entire narrative has been turned upside down?
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 19h ago
The number of wallets has collapsed by 75%, yet people are still hyping it up. Isn't this a classic game of hot potato?
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DisillusiionOracle
· 19h ago
The number of wallets plummeted by 74% but is still rising. This is purely an emotional market; a correction is inevitable.
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RektButStillHere
· 19h ago
The sudden drop in the number of wallets really can't be sustained anymore, no wonder I always feel something's off.
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MidsommarWallet
· 19h ago
Wallet numbers plummeted dramatically, is the price still being pumped? This is called false hype.
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It's another emotional market; the fundamentals have long fallen behind, haha.
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Only if 145 can hold steady is it meaningful; breaking through is easy, holding is hard.
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New wallets dropped from 30 million to 7.3 million... this data is a bit scary, feels like this rally is very fake.
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A paradise for momentum traders, but they will pay the price sooner or later.
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Participation declining yet prices still rise, big funds are just squeezing retail investors.
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145 is the hurdle; if it passes, look at 170; if it can't, a correction is needed.
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MACD bullish signals are nonsense; on-chain data is the real truth.
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SOL's recent move is a bit strange; I’ll stay on the sidelines.
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Channel resistance can't be held, everything is pointless.
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Are short-term traders crazy? The fundamentals are so weak but they’re still chasing the rally.
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Let’s see if it can hold steady at 140; otherwise, it’s a false breakout.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 19h ago
The number of wallets plummeted sharply but is still pushing upward, which doesn't quite make sense. According to research, a disconnect between price and network activity often indicates an upcoming correction.
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BlockDetective
· 19h ago
Wallet numbers are plummeting, yet prices are still climbing? This is outrageous, purely an emotional market.
Solana's price approaches $145, and market enthusiasm continues to rise. Retail and institutional investors are both bullish, and this bullish momentum is fueling trading enthusiasm.
But on-chain data has poured cold water on the optimism. The number of new wallets has plummeted from 30.2 million in November to just 7.3 million now. This contrast is quite striking.
In simple terms, the price is driven by participation. Fewer people are involved, yet the price keeps pushing higher — this is the problem. Although the fundamentals are cooling down, short-term traders are still rushing to chase the rally. Momentum traders see opportunities, while the fundamentals are left behind. Such dislocation will eventually need correction.
Solana is currently in a delicate position. Market sentiment is driving the price, but network growth must keep pace; otherwise, this rally won't have enough support.
**What does the technical analysis say?**
Solana has broken out of a months-long downtrend channel, which is a key signal. Moving from decline to rebound, structurally, this is possible.
The current price hovers around $140, with $145 ahead. Breaking through this level isn't a problem; the question is whether it can hold steady after the breakout. If it does, $150 and $170 could follow.
The MACD indicator also shows a bullish signal, with the histogram rising, indicating increasing momentum.
**But don’t celebrate too early.** The real confirmation of a reversal depends on whether the price can hold above the previous channel’s resistance level. That’s the only true test.