Recently, the trend of chasing volume waves on the Solana chain has become apparent. The daily tradable assets are only a few, and efforts to create hype are quite limited. Those small traders calling signals in certain communities have noticeably fewer followers. Looking at recent tokens, most of them started with a trading volume of three to four million, only reaching 8 million in the 5-minute chart before beginning to pull back, depending on whether there's a secondary support.

In comparison, Solana's approach is completely different from BSC. Currently, Solana emphasizes a rhythm of secondary moves + volume chasing, requiring waiting for pullbacks to find rally points. BSC still follows the hot new coin strategy for quick profit-taking—fast-paced, highly competitive, and more PVP-oriented.

This shift is quite noteworthy—Solana's liquidity and participant structure are changing. The early wild-growth model of new coin launches is gradually evolving into a style that pays more attention to volume accumulation and swing trading. For traders switching between the two chains, it's essential to adjust strategies according to each chain's rhythm. Don't treat Solana like BSC, or you'll risk stepping into pitfalls.