So here's what's really going on with SOL's price action. That selling pressure you've been seeing since last year? It's not random — it's directly tied to the FTX bankruptcy mess. Kroll's been systematically liquidating SOL holdings to pay back creditors. Court-mandated stuff.
The silver lining? Once this liquidation chapter closes, SOL should revert to trading on actual fundamentals instead of forced selling. No more overhang from bankruptcy proceedings dragging it down. Worth keeping an eye on how much longer this distribution phase runs.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 18h ago
I've seen it coming. Kroll's wave of liquidation did suppress SOL, but the good news is that this will eventually end, and then will be the real time to analyze the fundamentals.
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0xOverleveraged
· 12-11 19:50
Oh wow, so this wave of SOL's decline is really FTX's fault. I was wondering why it couldn't be stabilized. Only after the liquidation is complete can we truly assess the fundamentals.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 12-10 21:59
Finally, someone has explained it thoroughly. The mess that is FTX has been weighing down SOL for so long.
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notSatoshi1971
· 12-10 21:57
So, are you saying that SOL's decline over the past year is actually FTX's fault? If that's the case, then the rebound potential really is quite large...
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OnchainUndercover
· 12-10 21:55
Wait, are you saying that SOL's decline this year was actually forced? Once the liquidation is over, should it rebound...
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 12-10 21:40
This round, SOL was truly screwed over by FTX. Only after liquidation is complete can I finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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digital_archaeologist
· 12-10 21:37
Basically, it's just FTX's mess constantly pressuring SOL, no wonder it's dropping so badly.
So here's what's really going on with SOL's price action. That selling pressure you've been seeing since last year? It's not random — it's directly tied to the FTX bankruptcy mess. Kroll's been systematically liquidating SOL holdings to pay back creditors. Court-mandated stuff.
The silver lining? Once this liquidation chapter closes, SOL should revert to trading on actual fundamentals instead of forced selling. No more overhang from bankruptcy proceedings dragging it down. Worth keeping an eye on how much longer this distribution phase runs.