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$SOL at $86.15, do you want to chase?
Visa is using it, U.S. banks are using it, Pokémon transactions have broken 200 million, monthly active addresses hit a record high of 167 million— but guess what? The price has fallen from 294 to now, down 71%, still bouncing around in the 80-90 range like a fool. Is this thing really viable?
First, look at the surface: as steady as a dead dog, unmoving.
In the past 24 hours, SOL price fluctuated 1.58%, rising from 84.29 to 86.78. EMA7 is already above EMA25 at 85.08, signaling a short-term bullish trend, but the price just won’t surge. Why? Because retail investors are afraid to buy in, institutions are watching, everyone is scared of the dip.
First thing: on-chain data is insanely strong.
In Q1 2026, Solana processed over 25.3 billion transactions, transferring about $1.1 trillion in total, with an average fee of just $0.00201. Monthly active addresses hit 167 million, daily active users over 3 million, developers over 10k—growth far surpassing ETH.
Second thing: institutions are back.
On April 15, SOL spot ETF saw a net inflow of $5.36 million, with Bitwise’s Solana staking ETF contributing $3.21 million. Not a lot of money, but the direction is right. Visa and U.S. banks are settling with USDC on Solana, Circle has minted another $500 million USDC, and total USDC issued on Solana has exceeded 38 billion. Right now, the giants are laying out real cash.
Third thing: the biggest risk isn’t technology, it’s policy.
If the CLARITY Act doesn’t pass, SOL could drop to $70-80, and in the worst case, even see $40-50. That’s the big stone weighing on everyone’s mind. If the bill passes, it takes off; if not, it buries people.
On one side: explosive on-chain data, continuous institutional entry, thriving ecosystem applications.
On the other side: price down 71%, policy still uncertain, market hesitant.
Key support levels: $82-$80, the last bottom line for bulls and bears.
If you’re a short-term trader: buy lightly on the pullback at $82-$83, stop-loss at $78, target $87→$90-95. Break above $87 with volume and add to positions.
If you’re a long-term investor: decisively build positions below $80, start accumulating now with 30% of your funds. With Firedancer upgrade launching + ETF inflows continuing, target $130-$160 by end of 2026.
SOL now is like ETH in 2020—those who don’t understand think it’s doomed, those who do are quietly accumulating chips at $80. #加密市场回升 #Gate13周年 $SOL