Just checked the SOL chart and found something interesting. The price is now $86.10 ( down 0.87% in 24h), but it looks like it's trying to break above the 0.382 Fibonacci level that previously acted as resistance around $82.50. The SAR is still at $85.86 as the next level to watch.

What’s a bit concerning is that the CMF is still negative at -0.19, meaning the money flow hasn't fully shifted back to buyers. But there’s a positive sign — the SOL spot ETF yesterday attracted an inflow of $11.45 million, breaking the series of outflows from the previous week. The total ETF AUM is now $827.71 million.

However, this is where it gets tricky: Solana’s treasury stocks have collapsed 80-90% from the peak, and analyst TedPillows warns it could drop another 30-50% before hitting the bottom. That’s a very heavy sentiment, especially when the price is trying to hold at technical levels. If it breaks above $86, the next targets are $87.10 and $91.70. But if it breaks down, the 0.236 Fibonacci support at $76.81 becomes the line to watch.