SOL 1H: potential ABC correction with a flat inside wave B

1. Main scenario
   
   After the previous upside move, SOL may have entered a corrective phase. In this view, the first part of the decline / sideways movement can be counted as wave A, while the current recovery may be part of wave B.
   
   The important detail is that wave B does not have to be a simple three-wave move. It can develop as a flat: A-B-C inside wave B. This explains why price can retest or even slightly exceed local highs, then return back into the range and make the structure look confusing.
2. Why this looks like a flat in wave B
   
   
   • The move does not look like a clean impulse.
   • There are overlaps, pullbacks and a complex internal structure.
   • Wave B may have exceeded the previous local high, which is possible in an expanded / running flat.
   • After such a B wave is complete, wave C often follows with a more directional move.
3. What I am watching next
   
   If the ABC correction scenario is correct, then after wave B is complete, the market may start wave C. In that case, I will be watching for rejection near the local highs and for a clear 5-wave structure to the downside.
   
   Potential downside areas of interest:
   
   • 75.7 - 73.9
   • 71.4 - 70.0
   • 68.5 - 67.3
   • 65.7 - 63.6
4. Alternative scenario
   
   If SOL accepts above the 81.1 - 82.2 area and does not show strong rejection, then the B-wave correction idea becomes weaker. In that case, the market may be shifting into a more bullish continuation scenario, with potential upside toward 85 - 86 and higher.

My main idea here: as long as the structure remains overlapping and corrective, I do not want to treat it as a clean impulse too early. The working scenario is an ABC correction, where wave B may have developed as a flat. Confirmation should come from price reaction around the key levels, not from the count alone.