Solana whale behavior diverges, $155 resistance becomes price key

Solana has recently seen divergent whale behaviors. Some whales have pledged a large amount of 61,838 SOL, showing confidence in long-term gains, while others have unpledged and sold 44,539 SOL, locking in $649,000 in profits, reflecting a split in market sentiment. At the same time, Solana's Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) indicator reached 3.55 billion, the third highest in 2025, indicating that long-held dormant coins have begun to become active, which may indicate structural changes in the market or profit-taking. Binance data shows that 75.89% of traders hold long positions, with a long-short ratio of 3.15, indicating that longs are overconfident, and the recent short liquidation amount is much higher than longs, with a risk of short squeeze. Technically, the SOL price is $148.71, below the 9-day and 21-day moving averages, and the RSI is 36.84, close to the oversold zone. Technical indicators are weak, and the opening interest has fallen by 4.26% to $380 million, reflecting traders' caution. Binance liquidation heat map shows that there is dense resistance in the range of $148 to $155. If it cannot be broken, the price may be blocked and pulled back. In summary, although whale staking and bullish intentions are obvious, the technical aspects and resistance levels suggest that caution is needed. $155 is a key level that may determine the subsequent trend.