Half of SOL bids just evaporated and that $83 level is staring us down like a trapdoor. Once it breaks, we’re talking free-fall territory back toward the mid-$70s. This looks really ugly rn
What’s happening:
• Buying pressure is drying up – volume’s cratered.
• On-chain shows big wallets moving SOL out of exchanges (selling).
• Tech indicators flashing breakdown below the $83 floor.
Why you should care:
1. SOL is still top-5 in TVL and market cap – a dump here drags alts.
2. Derivatives skew: funding just flipped negative, so shorts have the edge.
3. If $83 fails, next support band is $75–$78, and nobody’s stacking there.
What traders are eyeing:
• A reclaim of $90 for a quick scalp rebound.
• Watch for any dip-buyers around $83–85 to step in.
• Otherwise, brace for the trapdoor… 👀
Tight risk management or stay sidelined till we see clear support. This one could get messy.
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