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Is the Solana rally coming to an end
assets.https://twitter.com/apes_prologue/status/1720197516061483179?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwBut even though the court gave the green light, FTX didn’t start selling right away. Some people thought they did, which led to a lot of traders trying to short SOL in anticipation of this big sell-off. But they were wrong.As SOL’s price went up, those shorts were in trouble, and their positions helped push SOL’s price even higher. Then, on 24 October, FTX started moving its assets.This was during a time when there was good liquidity in the market because of news that a Bitcoin ETF might get approved.Some traders saw this as a chance to short SOL, and this added to the rising price. These shorts, along with strong trading volumes, were a risky combination.In the end, it didn’t work out for them, and SOL’s price went to $46.80.Even after all of this, FTX still has a lot of assets, including a fair amount of SOL that will be unlocked over the next few years.FTX’s liquidators are careful with their selling, and they do it when it’s the right time. It’s also important to know that not all the assets might be sold on regular exchanges; some could be sold privately.Social sentimentOn the social front, Solana managed to do well. Over the last week, there was a large spike seen in terms of social volume.Additionally, there was a surge in terms of sentiment around Solana. This showed that the number of positive comments around Solana was much higher than the negative ones.Despite these factors, SOL was trading at $38.90 at press time and its price fell by 11.89% over the last 24 hours. It is yet to be seen whether this will continue and hurt holders.#sol #dyor
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assets.https://twitter.com/apes_prologue/status/1720197516061483179?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwBut even though the court gave the green light, FTX didn’t start selling right away. Some people thought they did, which led to a lot of traders trying to short SOL in anticipation of this big sell-off. But they were wrong.As SOL’s price went up, those shorts were in trouble, and their positions helped push SOL’s price even higher. Then, on 24 October, FTX started moving its assets.This was during a time when there was good liquidity in the market because of news that a Bitcoin ETF might get approved.Some traders saw this as a chance to short SOL, and this added to the rising price. These shorts, along with strong trading volumes, were a risky combination.In the end, it didn’t work out for them, and SOL’s price went to $46.80.Even after all of this, FTX still has a lot of assets, including a fair amount of SOL that will be unlocked over the next few years.FTX’s liquidators are careful with their selling, and they do it when it’s the right time. It’s also important to know that not all the assets might be sold on regular exchanges; some could be sold privately.Social sentimentOn the social front, Solana managed to do well. Over the last week, there was a large spike seen in terms of social volume.Additionally, there was a surge in terms of sentiment around Solana. This showed that the number of positive comments around Solana was much higher than the negative ones.Despite these factors, SOL was trading at $38.90 at press time and its price fell by 11.89% over the last 24 hours. It is yet to be seen whether this will continue and hurt holders.#sol #dyor
#SOL-4.52%
#FTT-0.73%
#BTC-0.89%