$SOL USDT Long Setup 🟢 Entry: 82.00 – 83.30 TP1: 86.00 TP2: 89.00 TP3: 93.00 SL: 79.00 Bouncing between MA7, MA25 & MA99 in tight range. Needs clean break above MA25 to confirm upside. Support holding well, bias cautiously bullish.

Bitcoin yesterday maintained an overall pattern of narrow-range consolidation, with the volatility clearly much smaller. Although it showed a slight upward fluctuation, this weak rebound did not change the bearish pattern of the market’s larger cycle. From the market structure perspective, the rebound has always failed to effectively break through the key resistance range. Bullish strength appears extremely thin, lacking sustained upward momentum and trading volume support. The overall situation remains clear: bears still dominate. In terms of trading, you should currently mainly go short at high points. Do not be misled by short-term minor rebounds into blindly bottom-fishing. Every rebound is a high-quality opportunity to set up short positions. Focus on the pressure signals at the resistance levels above; once the conditions are met, enter short positions in batches, strictly following the trend-following trading principle. Trading suggestion: short around 73,200-73,800, and look for a move down to around 71,600-71,000. If it breaks below 71,000, set your defense based on your own position. #加密市场小幅下跌 $BTC $ETH $SOL

The Alameda Research hedge fund withdrew approximately $16 million worth of Solana tokens from staking and transferred them to an address used for paying creditors of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, which went bankrupt in 2022. The operation was tracked by analysts from the Arkham platform. There has been no official confirmation of Alameda's intention to distribute the tranche among its parent company's creditors, FTX. However, the current operation repeats a similar one conducted by Alameda at the end of February: at that time, the company sent $15.6 million in the same cryptocurrency to the same distribution address. Afterward, the funds were directed to 25 crypto wallets as part of FTX's bankruptcy proceedings — payments are made from these wallets to individuals claiming to be creditors. According to Arkham, Alameda still owns about 3.5 million SOL tokens worth $294.1 million.