Over the past four days, SOL: one word—stalling. Last Thursday night, a long bearish candle dropped it straight from 96 to 88.30. I thought that was the start. But after the drop, it just stopped moving. From Friday until now, three full days—it’s been stuck between 89 and 90.5, with candles so small they’re almost invisible. Last Sunday morning, I wrote about it at 89.62; this Monday at 2:30 a.m., it’s at 89.65. Thirty hours later, up by 0.03. From its high of 98.14, it’s still down 9%. From its low of 88.30, it’s only recovered 1.5%. What’s most frustrating is that this kind of movement gives you no emotion at all. When it crashes, you panic; when it rises, you rejoice. But when it’s stuck, all you can do is check every few hours—only to find nothing has changed, then close the tab again. Just because it hasn’t moved doesn’t mean nothing’s happening. The quieter it gets, the more I wonder: which side will break first? Did you catch it at 88.30, or did you, like me, keep watching but never pulled the trigger? #Solana #SOL solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112