SOL: liquidity sweep before bullish reclaimSOLUSDT Perpetual ContractBYBIT:SOLUSDT.P3CommasThe Macro Picture 🗺️ The four-month $78–96 range that defined SOL since February finally broke in early June, and the breakdown did exactly what these structures are built to do — it hunted liquidity. Price didn't just lose the $78 floor; it swept clean through the $68 prior low and flushed all the way to $60, clearing out over-leveraged longs before finding a bid. That kind of deep sweep is what sparks powerful reversals, and price is now climbing back toward the very level it broke, with the old floor sitting overhead as fresh resistance. The Setup ⚙️ The Sweep: The June flush to $60 ran the stops stacked below the $68 prior low, a textbook liquidity sweep that bottomed RSI in oversold and immediately snapped back. The sharp reclaim leg off that low tells us the move was a flush, not a structural collapse. The Support Flip: Price is now pressing the $78–80 Prior Break Level from below, as indicated by the white projection. This is the line that matters — the four-month floor has flipped to resistance, and a reclaim here turns the failed breakdown into the launchpad for a rotation back into the old range. The Roadmap: Primary target sits at $84 — the range equilibrium that acted as the magnet through the entire spring, the natural destination once $78 is reclaimed and the path of least resistance points back up. Invalidation: a sustained 1D close back below $68 would invalidate this bullish thesis and reopen the $60 local low for a retest.