Solana Faces Liquidity Challenges Amid Market Uncertainty

According to BlockBeats, Bitcoin's rise on Tuesday led to gains in major altcoins, yet Solana's fundamentals remain unstable amid declining liquidity and increased market uncertainty. On-chain analytics platform Glassnode reported that Solana's 30-day average realized profit and loss ratio has been below 1 since mid-November. This indicates that realized losses in the market exceed realized profits, suggesting liquidity has shrunk to near bear market levels. Altcoin Vector, another on-chain analytics platform, noted that Solana is undergoing a comprehensive liquidity reset. Historically, this signal has often preceded the start of a new liquidity cycle and has led to price rebounds. If the current trend mirrors the pattern from April, it may take approximately four weeks, around early January, to reignite the market. Wenny Cai, Chief Operating Officer of SynFutures, stated that this leverage reset is driven by sell-offs due to realized losses, a decline in futures open interest, market maker contraction, and fragmented liquidity across different trading pools. While the medium to long-term outlook remains moderately bullish if macroeconomic pressures ease, the short-term market remains noisy and susceptible to shocks.