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Solana is making headlines again—not just for its price action but also for what could be a game-changing regulatory shift. Following the appointment of Paul Atkins, a known crypto-friendly figure, as the new SEC Chair, hopes of a Solana ETF approval have reignited. Combined with a broader market rebound, Solana price has surged over 6% on the day, raising the question: Is this the beginning of a larger breakout—or just a short-lived bounce? The appointment of Paul Atkins as SEC Chair couldn’t have come at a better time for Solana bulls. Known for his pro-crypto stance, Atkins is expected to soften regulatory roadblocks that have historically hindered altcoin ETF approvals. Solana, which has often been hailed as the "Ethereum alternative," now finds itself at the center of ETF speculation. The broader market is already pricing in this optimism, with altcoins bouncing across the board. But Solana’s strong fundamentals and growing DeFi and NFT ecosystems make it one of the top ETF contenders. In this climate, even whispers of approval are enough to spark rallies—and that’s exactly what we’re seeing now. Solana's daily chart is flashing bullish recovery signs , though it's not out of the woods yet. After bottoming out near $100, SOL has surged to $124.80, marking a +6.48% gain in a single session. This rally has pushed SOL above its 20-day and 50-day SMAs, which currently sit at $123.51 and $132.50 respectively. However, the 100-day and 200-day SMAs, at $171.47 and $181.77, still loom above as longer-term resistance levels. If Solana can break through the 50-day SMA and sustain volume, it could target the $140–$150 zone next. The Accumulation/Distribution Line (ADL) has started turning upward from its base at 1,568.12, signaling a return of buying interest. The Heikin Ashi candles also show growing bullish momentum, with large-bodied green candles and diminishing lower wicks—a sign of strength and trend continuation. Yes, the hourly chart looks even more explosive . Solana has broken out cleanly above its 20-, 50-, 100-, and even 200-hour SMAs, now trading near $128.79. This alignment of short- and long-term moving averages below price is a classic bullish setup. Momentum is clearly building, with consecutive green Heikin Ashi candles and rising volume. The recent hourly move from $114 to $129 wasn’t just a bounce—it was a momentum-driven breakout. If bulls maintain control, the next key psychological level to watch is $135, with room to test $145 if the ETF narrative intensifies. That said, the ADL on the hourly chart remains flat at 1,278.22, which shows that while price is moving up quickly, whales and institutions might still be cautious. For this rally to be sustained, accumulation must pick up in the coming sessions. While nothing is confirmed, the market is clearly hopeful. Atkins’ history suggests a lighter regulatory approach, and with previous lawsuits against crypto firms being dropped post-election, the climate is warming. Solana stands out among altcoins due to its real-world usage, speed, and developer ecosystem—giving it a legitimate shot if the SEC reconsiders its rigid stance. Approval isn’t guaranteed, but even the possibility of a Solana ETF in the U.S. is enough to move the needle , especially as retail and institutional investors alike search for the next breakout alt. If the bullish momentum continues and ETF speculation strengthens, Solana could soon push toward the $140–$150 range , with the potential to retest its 100-day SMA around $170 in a more aggressive rally. However, the path won’t be straight. Resistance is thick near $132 and again near $150, and a sudden drop in ETF enthusiasm or broader market weakness could pull SOL back toward the $110 support zone. Still, for now, the technicals and sentiment are aligned. Solana’s ETF story is gaining traction—and the price action is starting to reflect that narrative. Solana is making headlines again—not just for its price action but also for what could be a game-changing regulatory shift. Following the appointment of Paul Atkins, a known crypto-friendly figure, as the new SEC Chair, hopes of a Solana ETF approval have reignited. Combined with a broader market rebound, Solana price has surged over 6% on the day, raising the question: Is this the beginning of a larger breakout—or just a short-lived bounce? The appointment of Paul Atkins as SEC Chair couldn’t have come at a better time for Solana bulls. Known for his pro-crypto stance, Atkins is expected to soften regulatory roadblocks that have historically hindered altcoin ETF approvals. Solana, which has often been hailed as the "Ethereum alternative," now finds itself at the center of ETF speculation. The broader market is already pricing in this optimism, with altcoins bouncing across the board. But Solana’s strong fundamentals and growing DeFi and NFT ecosystems make it one of the top ETF contenders. In this climate, even whispers of approval are enough to spark rallies—and that’s exactly what we’re seeing now. Solana's daily chart is flashing bullish recovery signs , though it's not out of the woods yet. After bottoming out near $100, SOL has surged to $124.80, marking a +6.48% gain in a single session. This rally has pushed SOL above its 20-day and 50-day SMAs, which currently sit at $123.51 and $132.50 respectively. However, the 100-day and 200-day SMAs, at $171.47 and $181.77, still loom above as longer-term resistance levels. If Solana can break through the 50-day SMA and sustain volume, it could target the $140–$150 zone next. The Accumulation/Distribution Line (ADL) has started turning upward from its base at 1,568.12, signaling a return of buying interest. The Heikin Ashi candles also show growing bullish momentum, with large-bodied green candles and diminishing lower wicks—a sign of strength and trend continuation. Yes, the hourly chart looks even more explosive . Solana has broken out cleanly above its 20-, 50-, 100-, and even 200-hour SMAs, now trading near $128.79. This alignment of short- and long-term moving averages below price is a classic bullish setup. Momentum is clearly building, with consecutive green Heikin Ashi candles and rising volume. The recent hourly move from $114 to $129 wasn’t just a bounce—it was a momentum-driven breakout. If bulls maintain control, the next key psychological level to watch is $135, with room to test $145 if the ETF narrative intensifies. That said, the ADL on the hourly chart remains flat at 1,278.22, which shows that while price is moving up quickly, whales and institutions might still be cautious. For this rally to be sustained, accumulation must pick up in the coming sessions. While nothing is confirmed, the market is clearly hopeful. Atkins’ history suggests a lighter regulatory approach, and with previous lawsuits against crypto firms being dropped post-election, the climate is warming. Solana stands out among altcoins due to its real-world usage, speed, and developer ecosystem—giving it a legitimate shot if the SEC reconsiders its rigid stance. Approval isn’t guaranteed, but even the possibility of a Solana ETF in the U.S. is enough to move the needle , especially as retail and institutional investors alike search for the next breakout alt. If the bullish momentum continues and ETF speculation strengthens, Solana could soon push toward the $140–$150 range , with the potential to retest its 100-day SMA around $170 in a more aggressive rally. However, the path won’t be straight. Resistance is thick near $132 and again near $150, and a sudden drop in ETF enthusiasm or broader market weakness could pull SOL back toward the $110 support zone. Still, for now, the technicals and sentiment are aligned. Solana’s ETF story is gaining traction—and the price action is starting to reflect that narrative.

$ETH is forming a bullish Adam and Eve pattern. I know we all are exhausted watching ETH perform, but that's when bottoms are formed. ETH has now fully retested 2018 highs, and some buyers have stepped in. On top of that, Bloomberg analysts are expecting ETH ETFs staking in May, which will obviously be a bullish sign. In the short term, I'm expecting ETH to rally around $1,800-$1,900 if it manages to break above $1,650. After that, I'll wait for a breakout above $2,100, which will then push ETH to $3K.

A lot of new followers recently Appreciate the support a lot guys, I've gotten push back and even some hate for shorting this move While I can't control the market I will always do my best to provide as clear of a picture as I can and execute on the plan Let's see 👁‍🗨

A clear 0.25$ on the card on next push.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said artificial intelligence infrastructure remains too expensive for widespread enterprise use, but that’s exactly what Amazon Web Services aims to change by developing its own chips and slashing inference costs. Speaking on CNBC’s Squawk Box , Jassy pushed back against speculation that recent advances in artificial intelligence model efficiency, such as those introduced by DeepSeek, would reduce the need for infrastructure buildout. “We have very high demand,” he said. “I don’t see us attenuating our building centers right now.” Jassy emphasized that AWS is experiencing no drop-off in AI infrastructure demand, despite macroeconomic uncertainty and the looming threat of tariffs. He explained that while more efficient models are welcome, the challenges of AI infrastructure are deeper and more persistent. “If you’re building frontier models like we are, you’re working on a lot of the same problems,” Jassy said. “The lower that we can make the cost of AI, the more customers are going to use it.” Jassy drew parallels between today’s AI shift and the early days of AWS. Lower costs per unit of compute, he said, often lead to increased customer spending—not less—as companies find new ways to innovate. “It allows them to save money in what they’re building, but they don’t spend less,” he said. “It unleashes them to do more innovation.” According to Jassy, there are two primary levers for reducing AI costs: the chips themselves and the cost of inference, the process of making predictions using trained models. While training dominates spending today, inference will become the cost center at scale. AWS has responded by building its own custom AI chips, which Jassy says deliver 30% to 40% better price performance than current GPU-based instances. He also noted that reducing inference costs involves advances in hardware and software techniques. Jassy framed the mission clearly: “If you sat in the meetings with the AWS team right now, they feel like it is their responsibility and their mission to make the cost of AI meaningfully less than today.” That push to lower AI costs is a potential catalyst for certain segments in the crypto sector. Notably, developers have long explored AI use cases but often hit a wall due to infrastructure and cost constraints. With more affordable technology to come within years, blockchain -native AI applications, from on-chain analytics to decentralized autonomous agents, could become more feasible at scale.