#大户持仓变化 $SOL Technical downside pressure | Yen policy shift impacts risk assets, multiple factors add to downward pressure
Recently, SOL's performance has indeed been disappointing, with several factors simultaneously exerting pressure, causing this cryptocurrency to fall into a predicament.
**Where does the pressure come from?**
The yen rate hike has been implemented. The global liquidity environment is tightening, and risk assets are generally under pressure, with SOL, as a high-beta asset, bearing the brunt. Additionally, on-chain data shows that large holders are continuously reducing their positions, and market bullishness is clearly waning.
**What does the technical analysis say?**
The 130 level has become a strong resistance, with rebounds being suppressed. The current trend appears to be forming a right shoulder of a head and shoulders pattern, a typical mid-term downtrend continuation pattern.
**Key levels are:** - 127.00: A break below this could accelerate the decline - 124.76: Previous support zone, once lost, there’s no more buffer - 120.00: Deep correction level
Rather than guessing a rebound, it’s better to acknowledge the current situation—wait until the policy environment improves. Trading is about logic, not gambling on probabilities.
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quietly_staking
· 2025-12-20 00:19
Big players are all fleeing, and I'm still waiting for a rebound. Isn't that ridiculous?
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SatoshiHeir
· 2025-12-17 00:48
It should be pointed out that your analysis overlooks a fundamental logical flaw—the causal relationship between large account de-leveraging and the Yen policy is far from established. On-chain data indicates that the downward pressure on SOL is more due to liquidity exhaustion rather than policy transmission mechanisms. It is clear that you have conflated macro and micro factors.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 2025-12-17 00:46
Whenever Japan makes a move, the whole world follows suit. This wave of SOL has indeed been quite tough.
#大户持仓变化 $SOL Technical downside pressure | Yen policy shift impacts risk assets, multiple factors add to downward pressure
Recently, SOL's performance has indeed been disappointing, with several factors simultaneously exerting pressure, causing this cryptocurrency to fall into a predicament.
**Where does the pressure come from?**
The yen rate hike has been implemented. The global liquidity environment is tightening, and risk assets are generally under pressure, with SOL, as a high-beta asset, bearing the brunt. Additionally, on-chain data shows that large holders are continuously reducing their positions, and market bullishness is clearly waning.
**What does the technical analysis say?**
The 130 level has become a strong resistance, with rebounds being suppressed. The current trend appears to be forming a right shoulder of a head and shoulders pattern, a typical mid-term downtrend continuation pattern.
**Key levels are:**
- 127.00: A break below this could accelerate the decline
- 124.76: Previous support zone, once lost, there’s no more buffer
- 120.00: Deep correction level
Rather than guessing a rebound, it’s better to acknowledge the current situation—wait until the policy environment improves. Trading is about logic, not gambling on probabilities.