【$INX Signal】Multiple momentum decay, poor risk-reward ratio, wait and see for a pullback $INX 1H level surged to 0.011976 then volume increased and fell back, sell order depth ratio 51%, buy orders sparse. $INX 4H Bollinger upper band at 0.0107 has been left behind, current price 0.011134 deviates from the middle band at 0.0091 by 22%, too far. $BTC RSI 1H 67.87 but divergence appears between volume and price—high volume but price failed to hold. $ETH MACD histogram begins to narrow, bullish momentum weakens. 🎯Direction: Wait and see (pending orders) ⚡Entry/Order: Buy on pullback to 0.0101-0.0104, place Buy Limit order 🛑Stop loss: 0.009443 🚀Target 1: 0.011135 🚀Target 2: 0.011179 🛡️Trade management: Half position at Target 1, move stop loss to 0.0101 to break even, remaining position aims for Target 2. If price surges directly without touching the order zone, abandon this opportunity. Chasing longs at this level offers very low cost-effectiveness, Target 1 and entry price almost overlap, but stop loss exceeds 15%, pure gambling. Trading hot coins requires patience; wait for a pullback to confirm support before acting, more reliable. Check real-time market 👇 $SOL --- Follow me: Get more real-time analysis and insights on the crypto market! #WCTC交易王PK #加密市场行情震荡 #rsETH攻击事件后续进展 ‍

I just saw that according to Bloomberg, the main buyers included in the Solana ETF are quite interesting. Not only do they include market makers, but also heavyweight names in the crypto sector as institutional investors. The numbers they revealed show that Electric Capital Partners leads with over $137 million in exposure. Then come Goldman Sachs with $107 million and Elequin Capital with nearly $88 million. What surprises me is that Morgan Stanley is also involved with approximately $15.3 billion. Basically, what’s happening is that the Solana ETF is attracting a pretty serious lineup of institutions. They’re not just small speculators, but big players from the traditional market and crypto. This includes everything from investment banks to funds specialized in digital assets. It’s interesting to see how the Solana ETF is becoming a product that really matters at the institutional level.

$SOL moved out of consolidation into a clean reversal and pushed up to the 90 zone, now pulling back and holding around 85. As long as this level holds, structure stays bullish, and a move back above 90 can continue the trend higher.