#sol #sol走势分析 #max

Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the SOL trend has really been a bit nerve-wracking. From the high point at the beginning of the year, it has been dropping all the way down, now directly breaking below $100, hovering around $90-92, and has dropped another 4-5% in the last 24 hours. It feels like it's testing everyone's patience. Technically, there's a short-term support level around $89-90 that is barely holding, but if it continues to break down, the next sight may see $80 or even lower—recently, the unstaking volume has increased significantly, liquidity is being released, and the selling pressure has not been fully digested. The network indicators haven't collapsed; trading volume and active addresses are still increasing, but the price is dragged down by the overall market and meme fatigue, focusing on short-term consolidation at the bottom. Don't expect an immediate V-shaped recovery. Looking at the long term, Solana's TPS and ecosystem stickiness are still there. Analysts have mentioned that it might return to $250 by the end of the year, but at this stage, it's just about holding on and maintaining key levels for a chance to turn things around.

Now, about ETH, Vitalik has posted a long thread on Twitter again these days, saying that the original rollup-centric L2 vision is no longer quite suitable because L1 scaling has exceeded expectations, with low fees and gas limits continuing to rise. The upgrades in the second half of the year will be more evident. He emphasized that L2 cannot just be a 'cheap version of Ethereum'; it needs to bring new things, such as privacy, ultra-low latency, or app-specific efficiency; otherwise, it would just be a copypasta chain, and the vibes connecting to Ethereum need to match reality, or else it could easily hit a dead end. This statement has elicited a significant response from the community; some see it as a reality check, while others are already adjusting the narrative. The ETH price is weak alongside the overall market, and there are no strong signals in the short term, but the logic of direct scaling for L1 is being reinforced; it's just a phase of accumulation.

The crypto industry is highly volatile, and price fluctuations are normal, but some things are quite stable—like CZ's focus on Giggle Academy's educational charity, providing fun learning resources for children around the world for free. This persistence is especially warm during market downturns. The crypto space is not just about chasing gains and cutting losses; there also needs to be some long-term value. The community at #max has been quite practical in this regard, consistently supporting and promoting education and charity, and @Max Charity is worth paying attention to.

What does everyone think about SOL recently? Do you think the bottom is near, or are you still waiting and watching? Let's discuss~