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This wave of market action is exhilarating, with BTC and ETH taking turns, while SOL, the "third party" in the crypto world, is still holding back its big move. Since May, the chips on the SOL chain have been completely exchanged—low-position vehicles and those trapped have all moved to the 160-200 range. It seems like accumulation, but in reality, the capital inflow is not significant, which feels a bit superficial.
The macro environment is cooling down with the tariff war, the stablecoin bill has been implemented, and the expectation of interest rate cuts is stable. BTC has reached a new high, ETH is about to break its peak, and we are just waiting for the official announcement of SOL's ETF. With its small market capitalization, once approved, the explosive potential is astonishing. Also note: currently, the chips are becoming more and more dispersed, with a relaxation of control, while ETH whales are concentrated, which instead has faith support.

Three major advantages for SOL: macroeconomic easing + ETF, ecological expansion, and real capital inflow. The macro leg is stable, and the ecosystem is driven by Payfi, but just relying on MEME is not enough; there must also be a narrative that convinces large funds. In the short term, relying on retail investor sentiment is useless, while in the long term, it depends on the belief of big players. When the wind comes, don't focus on the waves; the table-flipping shark might just be SOL.