Spotted $SOLO on DEXScreener today – some interesting numbers worth noting. Running on Solana via Meteora. Here's what caught my eye: 24-hour buy volume sitting at just $1, while sell volume? Literally zero. Liquidity pool has around $2,030 locked in, but the market cap shows $10.13M. That volume-to-MC ratio looks... unusual. Could be early stage accumulation, could be something else entirely. Either way, these metrics tell a story – just not sure which chapter we're in yet. Anyone else tracking this one?

#数字货币市场回升 [November 26 Night Market Observation] This afternoon's market trend is quite interesting. BTC started to weaken from the 88000 position and slid all the way down to around 86600 before stabilizing. Looking at the hourly Bollinger Bands, when the price broke below the middle band, the trading volume clearly increased. What does this indicate? The previous support level has now become resistance, and the bears are temporarily in control. After breaking through the middle track, there hasn't been a decent rebound, and it just continued to move down towards the lower track. Currently, this position is indeed a bit awkward. Personal opinion: If BTC rebounds to the range of 88200-88800, consider shorting with a light position, and pay attention to the support level of 86000-85400 below. For ETH, there is resistance around 2960-3010, looking down to 2860-2810. Recently, $SOL, $BNB, $XRP have also been moving in line with the market. Be careful with your position size. The market sentiment is still recovering, so don't rush to buy the dip.

#比特币波动性 [8万 USD保卫战！BTC站不稳，这波altcoin buy the dip机会你敢接吗？] The market is dragging again. BTC is fluctuating around the $80,000 mark, while institutions like Metaplanet are still firmly accumulating coins, but on the other hand, a certain asset management giant is reducing its positions, and ETF funds are flowing out. The long and short positions are stuck like this. ETH? It震s around 2950. Can it break 3000? This is a watershed moment. SOL and BNB have dropped quite a bit, but then again, isn't a big drop an opportunity? Looking at a few targets worth keeping an eye on—— XRP has been quite active recently. In just 3 days, the ETF has attracted 135 million USD, and Franklin has directly defined it as "underlying asset." The DeFi ecosystem is also gaining momentum. Enter the market in batches during the pullback, as the risk is controllable. $ASTER Tomorrow, a certain mainstream platform will launch perpetual contracts, and the probability of a short-term surge to 1.5 USD is quite high. The platform has various activities lined up, and volatility is definitely going to increase. The valuation of $SUI has fallen to its lowest point in 18 months, and there is room for a rebound after the overselling. The logic of positioning on the left side is very clear. $HYPE repurchased 2.7 million USD yesterday, the HIP-3 proposal is promoting ecosystem revenue. The support range of 25-28 USD is relatively stable, just wait for the sector rotation. Of course, the risks still need to be made clear: the regulations are still unclear, and if BTC really falls below 80,000, the chain reaction could be troublesome. Those altcoins that have surged should not be blindly pursued; see if the volume breakout can be sustained. What strategies should we adopt? For mainstream coins, we should first observe the direction, while for altcoins, we should look for those with low valuations and solid fundamentals. The launch of the ASTER contract, the oversold recovery of SUI, and the ecological progress of HYPE may present breakthroughs in the short term. Who do you think has a better chance? XRP's institutional backing, ASTER's event-driven approach, or SUI's valuation correction? Share your thoughts.