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$SOL: broad buyer participation on base alongside deep two‑sided liquidity suggests pullbacks are more likely to be consolidations than trend breaks while breadth holds.
$DINO: repeat bidders appear to be absorbing supply from a wider set of smaller sellers, a constructive accumulation footprint that often precedes range expansion.
$AERO: flows remain skewed to distribution as incentives unwind; waiting for sell intensity to compress or a series of higher lows should offer a cleaner entry.
taken together, $DINO screens as the cleaner asymmetry if absorption persists, $SOL looks suitable for measured adds on dips while participation stays broad, and $AERO is a watchlist candidate pending a clear flow inflection. i’d scale $DINO on retraces, keep a core but nimble $SOL position with tight invalidation, and reserve capital for $AERO once the overhang fades. execute via velvet capital for aggregated liquidity, mev‑aware routing, and risk‑managed deployment.