$SOL Isn't Waiting for Permission—It's Quietly Rebuilding Rush to $168-172 Pockets After clearing out leveraged investors, SOL has been quietly and slowly rising. The price is holding between $191-193, supported by steady accumulation—not panic buying. The $183-186 area has already absorbed two shocks, laying a solid foundation for the next leg up. Money flows turned green over the past 24 hours—with a net inflow of approximately 350,000 SOL after five red trading days. This is positioning, not speculation. Order books show buyers holding positions in the $191-192 area, while sellers have yet to break through the $193-194 zone. The structure is clear: a complete recapture of $198 would open the way to the truly liquid range of $205-211. Was it rejected? Buyers are waiting between $186 and $188, with a worst-case scenario of $178 to $182, the starting point of the surge. Margin data supports this—highly leveraged longs have vanished. With the ratio falling from 3.0 to as low as 1, debt hasn't climbed, and liquidation risk is low. This gives this rally some breathing room. The Solana 10.20.25 preview is acting like a pressure valve—quietly accumulating shares before a potential squeeze. As long as $186 holds, momentum alone could push the price to $211. If that ultimately holds true, it might not take much more momentum. #solana #marketrebound