Golden Finance reports that the market shows SOL has fallen below 180 USD, currently reported at 179.94 USD, with a 24-hour rise of 4.4%. The market fluctuation is significant, please ensure proper risk control.

On May 14, Jin10 reported that Mitsubishi UFJ analyst Derek Halpenny stated in a report that the US dollar is unlikely to lose its status as the world's reserve currency in the short term. "Of course, there are examples of long-term depreciation of the dollar, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the dollar’s status as a reserve currency is being lost." However, he noted that the dollar's share in forex reserves may continue to gradually decline in the future. The depreciation of the dollar and the reduction in purchases of dollars for intervention by Asian Central Banks due to opposition from the US have reinforced this outlook. The dollar still has enough room to depreciate, while there is no need to believe that its status as a reserve currency is under threat.