This is my personal view on $SOL at 85.32, keeping it real. $SOL looks weak here. The bounce didn’t hold, and price keeps getting rejected on every push up. Momentum is fading fast, which tells me buyers aren’t in control. The level that matters now is 85.25–85.20. If $SOL loses this zone, the chart opens up for a move toward 85.05–84.80. For any bullish case, $SOL needs to reclaim 85.50–85.55 and hold above it. Until that happens, upside moves are likely traps. My stance: SELL / avoid buying This is weakness, not accumulation. #SOL #Rmj-Trades

Next week there are several important events in crypto to watch. First, the US inflation data will be released, and this is always an important indicator for market movements. Usually after macro announcements like this, volatility can increase significantly across all crypto assets. On the blockchain side, Polkadot is preparing a highly anticipated update. This update could affect network performance and may become a hot topic in the community this week. There are always moments like this in Q1 or any period when major projects perform technical upgrades. Additionally, there are upcoming announcements from Solstice and Kamino. These are projects quite active in the Solana ecosystem, so if there is new development, the community usually responds quite quickly. The combination of these three events can create an exciting momentum to monitor. For active traders or crypto holders, it’s worth keeping track of these developments. Usually during such periods, volatility and trading volume can spike quite significantly. Anyone interested can check the details of each event for their own strategy.

Yesterday, I noticed an interesting movement in the market — Bitcoin finally broke through the 75,000 mark. The price reached 75,800, overcoming resistance that had held back the rally all year. But the most intriguing part is that this didn't happen just randomly; it was due to activity in the derivatives market. It turns out traders were massively closing bearish positions — put options they had opened back in February when Bitcoin was falling closer to 60,000. Now that it's clear the price won't drop to those levels, they are selling these hedging positions. And here’s where a chain reaction begins — when such positions are closed, market makers are forced to rebalance their portfolios by buying Bitcoin. This creates a secondary bullish effect from the derivatives themselves. The market as a whole is catching this momentum — the CoinDesk 20 index jumped 5% in a day. Ether increased by nearly 8%, XRP and Solana also gained. It seems this movement in derivatives is really giving a powerful boost to the entire crypto market. It will be interesting to see if this continues or if it was just a technical rebound.