美联储暂停利率后交易员关闭3.7亿美元头寸,索拉纳价格面临风险

币界网Published on 2024-08-02Last updated on 2024-08-02

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8月2日,Solana价格跌破160美元,将其每周的时间损失延长至18%,因为恐慌性卖家迫使衍生品交易员在48小时内平仓价值超过3.6亿美元的SOL合约。

美联储暂停加息后,索拉纳价格暴跌至160美元以下

8月2日星期五,Solana价格连续第五天下跌,因为空头进一步收紧了对更广泛的加密货币市场的投资。

7月31日,美联储宣布决定连续第三个月保持利率不变。这引发了Solana市场和整个加密货币行业本周的重大看跌反应。

这一宣布实际上破灭了投资者的希望,他们曾预计7月5日公布的鸽派NFP和CPI数据将推动8月份的降息。

索拉纳价格行动SOLUSD |交易视图

上图显示了本周SOL价格如何积极开局,自2024年4月以来的4个月内首次突破193美元。但在一系列看跌催化剂的作用下,索拉纳多头未能在势头的基础上推动200美元的突破。

8月2日星期五凌晨,索拉纳的价格跌至158美元,比7月29日星期一的当地最高点下跌了18%。

很大程度上,索拉纳持续下跌趋势的最新阶段似乎是由投资者情绪低落所驱动的。继Van Eck于2024年6月申请SOL ETF后,许多人预计以太坊ETF的推出将提振Solana的前景。

然而,这种说法现在似乎对SOL价格走势产生了负面影响。在经历了相当积极的第一周交易后,以太坊ETF本周一直难以获得吸引力,在7月24日至7月30日的连续4个交易日中,以太坊的资金流出量超过165000 ETH。

这引发了人们的担忧,即权益证明(PoS)ETF可能不如比特币ETF对投资者有吸引力,因此低估了Solana ETF前景的潜在积极影响。

对此,押注索拉纳现货价格走势的衍生品交易员本周已关闭了大量头寸。

Coinglass的未平仓合约图表监控着投资于各种交易所和交易平台的SOL/USDT衍生品市场的资本的美元价值。

Solana未平仓合约与SOL价格| Coinglass

截至7月30日,Solana交易员持有超过30.9亿美元的SOL/USDT永久期货合约。但就在SOL价格开始回撤之际,交易员们的反应是平仓而不是进行补仓交易,这进一步加速了下跌。

截至8月2日撰写本文时,Solana的未平仓合约已下跌11%,至27.3亿美元。这清楚地表明,Solana交易员在7月29日至8月2日的5个交易日内平仓了价值3.7亿美元的头寸。

更重要的是,值得注意的是,在此期间记录的18%的SOL价格跌幅远远超过了未平仓合约的11%跌幅。

当价格下跌速度超过未平仓合约时,这表明市场存在巨大的抛售压力,这通常是由于多头头寸被清算或投机兴趣减少造成的。

这种差异表明,Solana交易员比平时更积极地退出头寸,这可能会在未来几天放大价格的进一步下跌。

Solana价格预测:恐慌卖家可能触发150美元的重新测试

如图所示,索拉纳(SOL)价格最近下跌了18%,表明从最近的高点大幅回落。这种急剧下跌导致SOL跌破布林带中部,目前布林带在171.29美元左右形成动态阻力。

值得关注的直接支撑位为149.94美元,与布林带下方对齐。这一水平至关重要,因为跌破这一水平可能会导致进一步的下行压力,从而可能引发对150美元支撑区的重新测试。

索拉纳价格预测SOLUSD |交易视图

Awesome Oscillator(AO)目前表现出看跌势头,在长时间的绿条之后出现了红条。这一转变表明,空头正在增强,如果看跌势头持续下去,预计将进一步下跌。

然而,值得注意的是,AO仍高于零线,这表明从长远来看,总体趋势仍然是积极的。

尽管最近出现了看跌情绪,但SOL仍有一线希望。价格正接近149.94美元的关键支撑位,该支撑位历来是强劲的反弹区。

如果SOL设法保持在这一水平之上,它可能会吸引那些希望利用较低价格的投资者的购买兴趣。

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