Recently, friends paying close attention to the market have likely felt it—the current wave of SOL is indeed bubbling with underlying currents. Whether it can surge past 150 or drop back to 135 has sparked much debate, but the key signals have been overlooked by many.

From on-chain data, there's an interesting phenomenon worth warning about. Several large wallet addresses holding tens of millions of dollars have recently received identical token transfers that seem insignificant. In the context of on-chain analysis, this is typically interpreted as—**preparing for Gas fees**.

It sounds trivial, but the implications behind it are different. Imagine a few major traders suddenly holding keys at the same time—this usually indicates they are about to act. Such coordinated signals likely point to an upcoming large-scale fund reallocation or asset deployment.

While this may not target SOL directly, when whale-level funds on the chain start shifting collectively and synchronizing their positions, the entire market’s liquidity pools will be impacted. Once liquidity tightens or panic spreads, SOL, as a mainstream coin, cannot remain unaffected.

These signs suggest that subsequent volatility could significantly increase. Whether breaking upward or downward, intense market fluctuations are now a highly probable event. For SOL’s long and short battles, the key isn’t just about bullishness on 150 or bearishness on 135, but recognizing that the collective "warm-up" of big funds is the real warning light hanging overhead.