5.14 Thursday, SOL: The Sound of Tides Fading, a Lonely Boat Struggling to Sail The recent rally of SOL was as exhilarating as a summer thunderstorm. However, after the storm, the accumulated water must recede. Yesterday, it retreated from 96.5, and profit-taking traders, like migrating birds, flew south and exited. The lively activity on the chain continues, but it can no longer support a new voyage. Technically, after the key support at 93.5 was broken, the bullish momentum clearly lost its rhythm. The hourly chart showed consecutive weak rebounds with long upper shadows, each attempt to rise was pushed back below the waterline. More importantly, the four-hour chart displayed a pattern of decreasing volume rebounds and increasing volume dips, like waves retreating at low tide—each weaker and lower than the last. My midday personal view on SOL: In this market, it’s better to wait for the wind rather than take the flying knives. A light short position can be established if it rebounds to the 93.5-95 range, with a stop loss at 97. First support below is at 89, and if broken, then at 85. Be patient, wait for a volume-increasing bullish candle to re-establish above 95.5, and then it’s not too late to consider sailing again. #美国4月PPI同比暴涨6% $BTC

Today’s Web4 information gap: 1. PPI soars, signaling a rate cut! $BTC → $78,754, $ETH → $2,234, $BNB → $663, $SOL → $90 2. Did the CLARITY bill pass or not? It’s now in the final revisions. Democrats really have a lot of issues, submitting 100 amendments at once. 3. Cisco $CSCO surged 22% after hours! Earnings beat expectations, revenue of $15.8 billion, up 12% year-over-year, switch, router, and optical module orders +40%, all thanks to AI. 4. Claude’s new trick, finding private keys! A guy stored 5 bitcoins 11 years ago, then got high and changed his password, forgot it, but Claude searched through hundreds of old backups on his old computer and actually found it! 5. Elon Musk’s Ultraman court hearing revealed a big scoop: Microsoft’s total investment in OpenAI actually exceeded $100 billion, far higher than the previous $13 billion @MSFT