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Bunlardan əlavə, SOL yanvar 2025-dən bəri müqavimət səviyyəsi kimi fəaliyyət göstərən enən trend xəttindən imtina ilə üzləşib.

Bu imtina, bearish engulfing candlestick nümunəsinin formalaşması ilə birlikdə, bearish görünüşü gücləndirir.

Lakin, Solana enən trend xəttini qırıb $147.50-dən yuxarı bir günlük şam bağlasa, bearish sentimental dəyişə bilər. Bu baş verərsə, SOL gələcəkdə $180-ə çatmaq üçün 22% artma potensialına sahib ola bilər.

SOL qiymət proqnozu
Mənbə: TradingView

Analitik deyir ki, göstərici satış siqnalı verir
X (əvvəlki adı ilə Twitter) üzərindəki tanınmış kripto mütəxəssisi, Solana üçün bearish görünüşü möhkəmləndirib.

Mənbə: X

Mütəxəssis, daha əvvəl SOL-un 22% artımından əvvəl alış siqnalı verən TD Sequential göstəricisinin indi satış siqnalı göstərdiyini vurğuladı.

Bu, qiymətin davam edəcəyi və ya göstəricinin sadəcə bir siqnal olub-olmadığına dair suallar doğurur.

Ticarətçilərin Solana üçün bullish baxışı
Lakin, gündəlik ticarətçilər ümumi bazar sentimentalına zidd olaraq, uzun tərəfdən güclü şəkildə bahis edirlər.

On-chain analitik şirkəti Coinglass-dan alınan məlumatlar, ticarətçilərin hazırda aşağı tərəfdə $135-də aşırı leverage etdiklərini, $167 milyon dəyərində uzun mövqeləri saxladıqlarını açıqlayıb.

Bu arada, $140, gündəlik ticarətçilərin $83 milyon dəyərində qısa mövqelər yaratdığı digər bir aşırı leverage səviyyəsidir.

Solana Mübadilə Likvidasiya Xəritəsi
Mənbə: Coinglass

Bu, bearish görünüşə baxmayaraq, bullish-lərin hazırda üstünlük təşkil etdiyini, bu da SOL-un daha da düşməsini əngəllədiyini vurğulayır.

Sorğuya qatılın: $500 USDT qazanma şansı

Növbəti: Bitcoin-in mübadilə təklifləri 7.53%-ə düşür – bullish fazası görünür?
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What impact does a crash in the US stock market have on the cryptocurrency market?

First, let's make an assumption: if a global financial crisis occurs again, how will Bitcoin's trend behave? Will it become a safe haven as many say, equivalent to or surpassing gold's hedging properties?

Currently, the cryptocurrency market is becoming increasingly similar to the US stock market, and this trend will likely worsen in the future. However, it doesn't completely determine market trends; that would be absurd. Bitcoin, as a high-risk financial asset, is susceptible to various influences, not just the Federal Reserve's policies, but also a myriad of factors at play. As retail investors, trying to predict and judge market behavior through the Federal Reserve's policies, on-chain data, etc., is akin to seeking a sword on a boat—there's no future in it.

As I write this, I'm considering a question: is the cryptocurrency market still the same as before? Is there a four-year cycle? Will it be replaced by a long bull market mentality similar to that of the US stock market, but with a steeper ascent? The specific rhythm would be: platform/small pullback, big rise, platform/small pullback, big rise...

In my view, in any market, regardless of how strong the economy is, when the overall market valuation is at a relatively high level, that signifies risk. Conversely, even the worst markets present opportunities when their valuations are relatively low.

You're not a gambler; the longer the term, the greater the chance of success, but you must choose the right market, such as the US stock market and the cryptocurrency market, excluding the A-share market. This brings to mind the app I've been using, #biyapay . As mainland users, we normally cannot purchase US stocks. Opening an account in the US seems quite difficult; entrusting a Hong Kong company to open an account is very troublesome. However, Biyapay makes it very convenient to buy US and Hong Kong stocks, and even includes transferring crypto to USD.

Returning to the fundamental issue, comparing the cryptocurrency market and the US stock market using the Nasdaq and S&P can clearly show the significant disparity in correlation. The main reason for this gap is that the narratives of the cryptocurrency market and the US stock market are entirely different. The US stock market focuses more on macroeconomic fundamentals; in contrast, the cryptocurrency market lacks its independent narrative. It doesn't gain popularity due to good performance; in fact, Bitcoin has seen almost no change in its narrative from the halving to now, relying solely on FOMO emotions.

Unless the cryptocurrency market develops its own narrative, I believe the positive correlation between these two markets will remain very high for a long time...

What impact does a crash in the US stock market have on the cryptocurrency market?

First, let's make an assumption: if a global financial crisis occurs again, how will Bitcoin's trend behave? Will it become a safe haven as many say, equivalent to or surpassing gold's hedging properties?

Currently, the cryptocurrency market is becoming increasingly similar to the US stock market, and this trend will likely worsen in the future. However, it doesn't completely determine market trends; that would be absurd. Bitcoin, as a high-risk financial asset, is susceptible to various influences, not just the Federal Reserve's policies, but also a myriad of factors at play. As retail investors, trying to predict and judge market behavior through the Federal Reserve's policies, on-chain data, etc., is akin to seeking a sword on a boat—there's no future in it.

As I write this, I'm considering a question: is the cryptocurrency market still the same as before? Is there a four-year cycle? Will it be replaced by a long bull market mentality similar to that of the US stock market, but with a steeper ascent? The specific rhythm would be: platform/small pullback, big rise, platform/small pullback, big rise...

In my view, in any market, regardless of how strong the economy is, when the overall market valuation is at a relatively high level, that signifies risk. Conversely, even the worst markets present opportunities when their valuations are relatively low.

You're not a gambler; the longer the term, the greater the chance of success, but you must choose the right market, such as the US stock market and the cryptocurrency market, excluding the A-share market. This brings to mind the app I've been using, #biyapay . As mainland users, we normally cannot purchase US stocks. Opening an account in the US seems quite difficult; entrusting a Hong Kong company to open an account is very troublesome. However, Biyapay makes it very convenient to buy US and Hong Kong stocks, and even includes transferring crypto to USD.

Returning to the fundamental issue, comparing the cryptocurrency market and the US stock market using the Nasdaq and S&P can clearly show the significant disparity in correlation. The main reason for this gap is that the narratives of the cryptocurrency market and the US stock market are entirely different. The US stock market focuses more on macroeconomic fundamentals; in contrast, the cryptocurrency market lacks its independent narrative. It doesn't gain popularity due to good performance; in fact, Bitcoin has seen almost no change in its narrative from the halving to now, relying solely on FOMO emotions.

Unless the cryptocurrency market develops its own narrative, I believe the positive correlation between these two markets will remain very high for a long time...