There have been many questions about the future direction of SOL these days. Instead of guessing, it's better to clarify the existing information and technical aspects—so at least you know which stage you're in.

On the news side, Tommy, a partner at Delphi Ventures, recently shared information: by 2026, BTC and SOL are expected to hit new all-time highs together. This judgment is supported by logic—the flow of funds on Wall Street is surging, regulatory attitudes are loosening, and protocol-level technological iterations are progressing. However, most retail investors are still staring at the chart and screaming.

From a technical perspective, some interesting signals can be seen on the four-hour chart. The MACD yellow and white lines are below the zero axis but show signs of a golden cross, which is usually a precursor to a short-term rebound—but note that a golden cross below the zero axis is often weak and prone to reversal, so don’t expect a meteoric rise. The RSI is in the neutral zone, and the Money Flow Index (MFI) is still at 56.54, indicating that the willingness of funds to enter is not strong enough, and investors are holding a wait-and-see attitude. As volume increases and red bars rise, be cautious about whether someone is quietly reducing their positions.

The mid-October liquidation wave indeed hurt many people, but judging by the recovery progress, time is already easing that panic. Once this round of pressure is fully digested, the probability of a rebound to a reasonable level is quite high. However, on the other hand, those still playing with high leverage or not paying enough attention to risk control may not be so lucky in the next adjustment.