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My Bear Market Targets: $BTC: $45K-$55K $ETH: $0 $SOL: $40-$50 $XRP: $0 $ZCASH: $85

$SOL Here’s a latest (Nov 2025) analysis of Solana (SOL): 🔍 Current Market Overview Support Breakdown SOL recently dropped ~3.1% and broke below its key $165 support level. The next critical support zone is around $163.50, and bears could try to push toward the $160 psychological level. Currently, there’s a downtrend structure with lower highs near $170.50+ acting as resistance. On-Chain & Fundamental Strength Solana is seeing strong institutional demand, especially with Solana-related ETFs gaining traction. The Alpenglow upgrade, which is expected to reduce finality time to ~150 ms, could significantly boost Solana’s appeal. However, large SOL outflows have been observed: some whales are depositing into exchanges, which could mean upcoming selling pressure. Long-Term Outlook & Price Targets Standard Chartered has set a $275 price target for SOL by the end of 2025, citing both network growth and institutional interest. According to some analysts, if key support holds, SOL could rally 30%+ from here. Technical sentiment from CoinCodex suggests SOL may trade in a channel between $196 – $223 by year-end (2025). Risk Factors If SOL fails to hold $163.50, the downside could increase due to weak momentum and volume-based selling. Regulatory uncertainty around SOL ETFs still looms, and any change could swing sentiment hard. On-chain outflows (whales moving SOL to exchanges) could signal short- to mid-term risk. ⚖️ My Take Short-term (weeks): Bearish risk is real — losing key support around $165–163 could lead to more pressure. Mid-term (~6 months): If ETF demand continues + Alpenglow upgrade goes well, SOL could recover. Targets in the $220–275 range are plausible. Long-term: Very bullish if Solana’s upgrades succeed and DeFi adoption grows. But it's not without risk — regulatory or whale-driven selloffs could derail things. If you like, I can run a detailed multi-scenario forecast (bull case, base case, bear case) for SOL based on recent on-chain data + macro conditions — do you want me to do that? $SOL

🥷 $SOL/USDT (LONG) 📌 Entry Range: 137 - 142 📌 Leverage: Cross 20x 📌 TP: 146 - 148 - 152 - 160 + 📌 SL: 135 🧿 ✅ Set Limit Order 📊 Use Proper Risk Management 🤝🏻 #jgj

Crypto market, Nov 9–15: sharp drop amid fear-driven sentiment 📌 The week of 9–15 November started with a rebound as Bitcoin pushed above 106,000 USD, but momentum quickly reversed and price slid back into the 94,000–97,000 USD range, the lowest zone in roughly six months. Total crypto market capitalization shrank from around 4.3 trillion USD to the 3.3–3.4 trillion USD area, signaling a broad-based correction rather than moves isolated in a few large caps. 📊 Selling pressure was amplified by strong outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, with more than 2 billion USD withdrawn over a few sessions and over 1.1 billion USD in leveraged positions liquidated, forcing a rapid deleveraging across derivatives. The Fear & Greed Index retreated into “Extreme Fear” around 21–22 while long-term holders continued to distribute BTC, pointing to a clearly defensive mindset even as some analysts began to frame the market as near-term oversold. 💡 Ethereum pulled back toward the 3,175–3,200 USD zone, down about 8 percent on the week, and major altcoins such as Solana and XRP also lost roughly 5–13 percent, reinforcing the picture of a synchronized downtrend. Even so, a few idiosyncratic stories still attracted attention, with Uniswap gaining on the back of a proposal to activate protocol fees and token burn, and Zcash benefiting from pre-halving expectations, suggesting that capital remains selective and willing to follow clear on-chain narratives. 🔎 On the policy and traditional finance side, Hong Kong moved forward with a shared liquidity pool model for exchanges, Brazil advanced its AML and stablecoin framework in a stricter but still open direction, and European discussions on EU-level crypto oversight continued to add compliance pressure. In parallel, institutions such as SoFi resumed crypto trading services and a new XRP ETF posted solid first-day liquidity, indicating that digital assets keep pushing deeper into existing financial infrastructure despite short-term price stress. ⚠️ Overall, the past week was a phase of risk repricing as markets adjusted to the prospect of higher-for-longer interest rates from the Federal Reserve, leaving crypto trading more like a high beta risk asset tied to equities than an independent hedge in the near term. At the same time, leverage has already been reduced, sentiment sits in extreme fear, and core building blocks such as ETFs, stablecoins, and tokenized assets are still expanding, suggesting that the long-term foundation remains intact and that the market is primarily compressing while it waits for clearer signals from global monetary policy and cross-asset flows. #CryptoInsights #MarketUpdate