Let's discuss Sol (SOL)'s future trends. From April 7th to August 29th of this year, Sol (SOL) formed a relatively rare "leading diagonal triangle." Now, the first wave has ended, and the third wave has just begun, and it's expected to rise even more sharply than before. Although this pattern is uncommon, it has appeared in previous bull markets. For example, during the bull market from 2015 to 2017, the first wave was a typical leading diagonal triangle, with the following characteristics: The first wave was particularly long, lasting about 16 months, but the third and fifth waves were relatively short, totaling only about 10 and a half months; the second and fourth waves had short, relatively small pullbacks; and the third and fifth waves saw slightly higher gains than the first wave. Based on this pattern, we can roughly predict the future trend of SOL: The first wave rose for almost four months, so the third through fifth waves combined may last less than four months, or even only about three months; The second wave's correction was rapid, and the fourth wave's correction is likely to be brief as well; The first wave's increase was 1.27 times (= 218/96 - 1). Based on this ratio: the third wave starts at 194 and its target is at least above 440; the fifth wave starts at 330 and its target is at least above 750. Of course, since the third wave has just begun, these predictions may have significant errors, so please use them as a reference.