BEARISH 📉 : Solana crashes as institutions remain cautious on buying

Solana has experienced a significant sell-off, bringing its price into a critical demand zone around $90–93. This decline is reflected on the weekly chart, with weak rebound signals and low volume, indicating limited large buyer participation.

Institutional Behavior

Institutions remain cautious, showing little interest in accumulating Solana at lower prices, unlike previous aggressive buying at higher levels.
Their decisions are influenced by trend structure, liquidity conditions, and capital flows rather than predicting exact price bottoms.
ETFs typically avoid dollar-cost averaging like retail investors and wait for clearer market trends before re-entering positions.
Lack of new capital inflows limits ETF ability to add positions even at discounted prices.

Sustained Bearish Pressure

Solana is experiencing step-down declines, reaching a key demand zone between $90 and $95.
Selling pressure appears to be easing, suggesting an attempt to form a short-term base within this range.
If the demand zone holds, a relief move toward prior structural levels is possible, indicating a technical rebound rather than a full trend reversal.

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