SOLV market structure on the 1h, 4h and daily charts of the Binance SOLVUSDT perpetual, recalculated every two hours from closed candles. The page also lists Finora’s latest published AI chart reads of SOLV.
Last updated: 2 November 2026, 19:21 UTC
Market structure now
Calculated from closed candles of the Binance SOLVUSDT perpetual, last price 0.004884.
SOLV market structure by timeframe, calculated 2 November 2026, 19:21 UTC
Chart
Trend
Last swing high
Last swing low
Trend flips on
RSI 14
1h
Bearish
0.005338LH ·
0.004985LL ·
Close above 0.005338turns it bullish · 9.30 percent away
34.7
4h
Bullish
0.005986HH ·
0.004400HL ·
Close below 0.004400turns it bearish · 9.91 percent away
54.2
Daily
Bullish
0.004893HH ·
0.004052HL ·
Close below 0.004052turns it bearish · 17.04 percent away
69.7
Summary built from the table The timeframes disagree: the 4h and daily trends are bullish and the 1h trend is bearish. The 1h trend turned bearish with a close below 0.005126 at 06:00 UTC on 2 Nov, the 4h trend turned bullish with a close above 0.004256 at 08:00 UTC on 16 Oct, and the daily trend with a close above 0.004509 on 18 Oct. The nearest flip level is 0.005338 on the 1h chart, 9.30 percent from the last price; a 1h close above it would turn the 1h trend bullish.
Last 24 hours (rolling, at calculation time): down 8.61 percent, range 0.004861 to 0.005356.
Funding: the current rate on this perpetual is 0.0050 percent (longs pay shorts), the live estimate for the next payment at ; the contract pays every 4 hours. Funding rates across the market
Each timeframe uses its last 250 closed candles; RSI 14 is calculated on closed candles only.
The last 60 closed four-hour candles of SOLVUSDT with every confirmed swing label and the 4-hour flip level (dashed). A swing is confirmed five candles after it forms.
Recent swing points
1h: higher high 0.005986 (), higher low 0.005126 (), lower low 0.004985 (), lower high 0.005338 ()
4h: higher high 0.005435 (), higher low 0.004400 (), lower high 0.005312 (), higher high 0.005986 ()
How it is calculated: a swing high or low needs five candles on each side and is confirmed five candles later, and the trend changes only when a candle closes beyond the last swing, never on a wick. This is the same logic as the trend table on Finora’s chart images. More on reading market structure and invalidation levels, or compare the top 100 perpetuals in the market structure screener.
Latest published read
4hBullish bias
Bullish bias but needs confirmation
Bullish bias on the 4-hour chart, yet this move runs counter to the weekly trend and Bitcoin’s broader direction, so extra confirmation is required before any entry.
Chart: Binance SOLVUSDT.P · From a Finora AI read posted to Finora’s Telegram showcase · Excerpt, AI-generated and educational
Earlier reads
4h
Higher lows vs lower highs
Higher lows and lower highs define a contracting range that signals indecision inside the larger structure.
3DBullish
Counter trend bullish setup
My base view is bullish on the 3D timeframe, despite the bearish weekly structure, making this move counter-trend and requiring caution and confirmations.
Bias by timeframe
The stated bias of the latest read on each timeframe this page has collected since 1 November 2026, with its time.
4hBullish
3DBullish
Trend context
This page has collected 3 published reads of SOLV since 1 November 2026: 2 with a bullish bias and 1 without a stated bias.
Most reads collected here use the Binance SOLVUSDT.P chart.
Short market notes from @Finora_EN, listed by chart and topic; the text is on x.com.
About this page
SOLV trades on Binance Futures as the USDT-margined SOLVUSDT perpetual, listed on 17 January 2025. By 24-hour trading volume it was the 139th busiest of the 512 Binance coin perpetuals tracked on this site when the table was last calculated.
This page counts 11 of Finora’s posts about SOLV from the last 30 days: 3 AI chart reads in its Telegram showcase and 8 short market notes on X. The most recent ones are listed below.
There is no project profile here on purpose. This page sticks to what can be measured from the chart, and the table is rebuilt every two hours from closed candles, with the time of the last run printed above it.
How to use this page
Start with the timeframe you actually trade, then look one step up. When the 1h trend disagrees with the 4h or daily trend, as it does here, a move on the 1h chart is going against the bigger picture, and the flip level of the higher timeframe is the one that would change it. The “percent away” figure in the Trend flips on column is how far price was from each level when the table was calculated.
Each published read follows the same checklist: the trend on that timeframe, how it lines up with the daily and weekly charts, where the liquidity sits, the key levels, and the close that would invalidate the idea. How Finora reads a chart explains each step. Treat every number here as a note from the time printed next to it, then check the live chart before you act.
Educational content, not financial advice. The structure data is calculated automatically, the reads are AI-generated, and both can be wrong or out of date by the time you see them. Trading involves risk; you make your own decisions.