‫📌پیش بینی نماد سولانا (SOLUSDT) 20 بهمن 1404 — رشد سولانا پس از شکست مقاومت کلیدی [تریدینگ فایندر]

Overview

Daily technical analysis of Solana (SOL / SOLUSDT) presented by Trading Finder (unnamed analyst). Analysis dated February 9; heavy Solana spot ETF outflows were noted on February 6. The market showed a rebound on Friday followed by two days of limited volatility and sideways action due to lack of new stimuli.

Assets / tickers mentioned

• Solana (SOL / SOLUSDT)
• Solana spot ETF funds (flows)
• Macro sentiment: Fear & Greed Index

Key price levels, numbers, timelines, and observations

• Recent high: $68 (reached last week during a volatile move). Monthly BPR (supply/price region) was reported filled near $68.
• Important support if price cannot stabilize above current area: EFG area around $50.
• Prior important level broken downward: ≈ $95.74 (loss of this support preceded further weakness).
• Reaction observed to the 50% line of an order block at $67.63 during the recent rebound.
• Critical short-term breakdown level to continue downward: $67.55 — a break below this is needed to gather sell-side momentum.
• 4-hour Fair Price Gap (FPG) / zone filled: 86.19–88.79.
• Nearby sell-side area / resistance: ≈ $83.30.
• Liquidity / higher resistance area: ≈ $89.24 (described as “very good liquidity”).
• Highest buy-side resistance cited: ≈ $98.00.
• On the 4-hour frame an “order block” in an ambiguous “15.30 range” was mentioned — likely a transcription error; treat as uncertain.
• Heavy capital outflow in Solana spot ETF funds on Feb 6.
• Fear & Greed Index at extreme low/fear — analyst argued this reduces probability of large investor inflows in the near term.
• Timeframes used: daily and 4-hour. Bounce on Friday then two days of sideways action due to lack of market stimuli.

Note: several numeric labels in the subtitles appear garbled or uncertain (see Data / Disclosures).

Methodology / framework

The analyst’s approach is multi-step and multi-timeframe:

1. Use daily and 4-hour timeframes to identify trend structure and key zones.
2. Identify trend structure (higher highs/lows or lower highs/lows); currently described as a downtrend on the daily with clear lower highs/lows.
3. Mark order blocks and their 50% lines as potential reaction points (example: $67.63).
4. Identify Fair Price Gaps (FPGs) and liquidity pools (internal and external liquidity).
5. Monitor capital flows (spot ETF inflows/outflows) and macro sentiment (Fear & Greed Index) as confirmations for the likelihood of large inflows.
6. Expect liquidity gathering (liquidity grabs) on the buy side before downward continuation, or collection of domestic liquidity before moving to external liquidity for upward moves.
7. A bullish character change requires a break and stabilization above the referenced order block / liquidity line.

Explicit recommendations, triggers, and cautions

• Caution: market lacks stimuli and sentiment is fearful — large inflows are considered unlikely near-term.
• Bearish trigger: break below ≈ $67.55 (and failure to stabilize above the current area). Potential target: lower support near the EFG ~$50 area.
• Bullish scenario: break and stabilize above the referenced 4-hour order block / liquidity line (ambiguous number in subtitles) — this would indicate a bullish character change and potential move toward external liquidity.
• Macro confirmations to monitor: Solana spot ETF fund flows and the Fear & Greed Index.

Blockquote:

Verify key levels against your own chart data before acting. Several subtitle numbers may be transcription errors.

Data / disclosures and transcription caveats

• No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer was present in the subtitles.
• Some numeric values and labels appear garbled or unclear in the subtitles (examples: “15.30 range”, “EFG area 8207”, “78 m2”). Treat these as transcription errors and verify the levels directly on the chart/data before trading.

Sources / presenter

• Video/title: Trading Finder (presenter unnamed in subtitles).
• Data referenced in the video: Solana spot ETF flows and the Fear & Greed Index (no specific data providers named).