The latest statement from Solana co-founder Toly has sparked heated discussions in the industry: "The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies will continue to rise, but the ultimate value will lean towards projects with revenue capabilities." In this long-term game, competition in the public chain track will become increasingly fierce, and Solana itself is proving this logic with strong price performance. Recently, the price of SOL has shown a sharp upward trend, steadily climbing after stabilizing at the support level of $128, breaking through key levels of $135 and $140, and currently adjusting around $140, just a step away from the resistance level of $145. From a technical perspective, the SOL/USD hourly chart has formed a clear upward trend line, with $143 becoming a strong short-term support, and the price continuously operating above the 100-hour simple moving average, indicating strong bullish momentum. TradingView data shows that the current price is above the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level of the upward trend between $123 and $146, clearly consolidating the upward trend. However, caution is needed for the risk of a pullback: if $SOL further tests the $135 (50% Fibonacci retracement level) and $128 key support zone. The hourly MACD's acceleration is slowing, and the RSI remains above 50, also suggesting that the current uptrend may be easing, and we need to wait for a clear direction.