Staring at the market all afternoon, Solana's movement indeed hides quite a few things. The market opinions on SOL are polarized—some see 150, while others worry it might drop to 135. But rather than listening to noisy discussions, it's better to look at on-chain data and technical analysis to see what they say.

**On-Chain Signals Sound the Alarm**

Recently, a detail has been overlooked by most people. Monitoring data shows that several SOL addresses worth tens of millions of dollars have recently received small amounts of SOL tokens simultaneously. Those familiar with market operations know this is a classic tactic by major players to prepare Gas fees in advance. You can think of it as big whales simultaneously grabbing their car keys, signaling a coordinated move. Although the immediate target might not be SOL, when large whales warm up collectively, the overall market liquidity is bound to tighten, and panic sentiment can easily spread. As a leading mainstream coin, SOL cannot escape this wave of impact. These synchronized actions essentially indicate that subsequent volatility will significantly increase.

**Technical Divergence of Price and Volume Turns Red**

Looking at the 4-hour chart, although the MACD is still above the zero line and the bullish trend appears to be ongoing, the problem lies in the trading volume. The volume is not keeping pace with the price increase, a classic divergence between volume and price—often a warning sign before a major correction.

After the push from 143 to 146 in SOL, buying momentum has clearly weakened, and the volume-driven rally cannot be sustained. The psychological barrier at 150 is significant, and 155 is a strong resistance level from earlier. With current volume levels, it’s unrealistic to push through these two levels directly. On the downside, the 140-138 zone is the real critical support line. If it breaks, there could be even more room to fall.

In the short term, the market is in a stalemate, and the real direction will depend on the upcoming volume performance.