$SOL The current market is bearish on Solana (SOL), mainly due to multiple factors. First, the overall market correction and the decline in risk appetite in the crypto market have caused funds to flow out of high-Beta assets such as SOL. Secondly, the technical side shows that the price of SOL has fallen below key support levels, such as the 50-day or 200-day moving average, indicating a weakening short-term trend. At the same time, on-chain activity and DeFi total locked volume (TVL) have declined, reflecting a weakening of user participation. In addition, if there are macro-negative factors (such as hawkish remarks from the Federal Reserve or increased supervision), the selling pressure will also increase. If SOL falls below psychological support levels (such as $120 or $100), it may trigger further declines. In the short term, it is recommended to pay close attention to changes in trading volume and market sentiment indicators. If there is no obvious reversal signal, it is safer to remain cautious or appropriately short-sell configuration.