#Strategy扩大比特币持仓 The Nasdaq-listed company Upexi made a fortune through staking, but SOL is falling?

Today I saw a rather contradictory phenomenon: Nasdaq-listed company Upexi announced its latest financial report, revealing that they hold 2.1 million Solana, and just from staking alone, they earned 6.1 million dollars, with net profit figures looking quite impressive.

Logically, this combination of institutions heavily invested and profitable should be a strong booster, yet the SOL price is not responding— the MACD on the 1-hour line has already formed a death cross and has fallen below the zero axis, with the green histogram continuing to elongate downwards. Is this a classic case of "good news turning into bad news," or is someone taking the opportunity to accumulate?

**By the time the news reaches the retail investors, it's often too late**

Upexi's increased holdings and substantial returns may seem very positive at first glance. However, there is a harsh rule in the market: by the time ordinary investors see the news, the early investors may have already taken their profits.

The overall market sentiment is weak right now, and even strong financial report data cannot suppress the panic selling actions. Many people, having experienced "buying and getting trapped," are even more hesitant upon seeing such news.

Remember one thing: the speed of information dissemination can never catch up with the speed of capital movement.

**On a technical level, the 145 position is very critical**

From the hourly chart, the pattern does not look very optimistic. The MACD double lines are both below the zero axis, and the death cross pattern has already been confirmed.

Looking up, there is significant resistance around 160, which is difficult to break through in the short term; the support level at 150 has also been tested repeatedly and may test again today; what really needs attention is the strong support area at 145 on the weekly chart—this is the dense trading area where funds were accumulated previously. If it breaks below, there may be more downward space released subsequently.

**Calm down, don't rush to buy the dip**

I personally tend to view this wave as "the last squat before charging up." As a heavily invested institution, Upexi is unlikely to watch its account shrink without taking action, and the Solana ecosystem itself has long-term narratives to support it. But the problem is: it's difficult to grasp the timing for bottom fishing; if done too early, it's just standing guard, and if done too late, you miss the opportunity.

Short-term traders: It is safer to hold a light position or wait for clarity in the trend before making a move. Don't rush to catch falling knives.

Long-term investors: You can focus around 145 and consider building positions in batches (for example, buy once every 3% drop, completing in three times). This can effectively lower the cost and avoid making a wrong move all at once.

The situation where the institutional actions and price trends diverge often hides complex games behind it. Be patient and don't let your emotions lead you.