#密码资产动态追踪 Recently came across an interesting on-chain signal — a whale suddenly spent $8.09 million on a major derivatives platform to sweep SOL, with an average transaction price around $134, aiming to buy nearly 60,000 tokens in one go.

The strategy behind this move is worth analyzing. First, this isn't a dispersed test; it's a clear range accumulation — the big player’s message is very clear: they believe SOL has bottomed out at this price level, and even expect it to leave this cost zone in the short term.

What's even more interesting is the holdings composition of this address. The same wallet also holds over $11 million worth of platform tokens. This combination indicates more than just simple speculation; it’s a bet on the explosive growth of the entire Solana ecosystem, while also being optimistic about the growth potential of the derivatives market.

Combined with recent increases in TVL and on-chain activity across major SOL protocols, the logic of this whale is quite clear — using a combination of spot and platform tokens to bet on a double inflection point: SOL price breaking previous highs, and derivatives demand surging accordingly.

If this large order truly gets filled, it could very likely trigger a market FOMO in the short term. Large on-chain orders are rarely isolated; they often signal that smart money is about to follow. The key resistance zone is between 135 and 138 — once it stabilizes above this, SOL could have a chance to push above 150 before the end of the year.

But don’t be blinded by the price trend — on-chain data is already starting to send signals. Keep a close watch, but avoid blindly FOMO. Waiting for the trend to confirm before entering is the right approach.