Overview
- SOL is compressing between roughly $86–$90 with immediate resistance at $90–$91, and analysts flag $95 as the level that would confirm a bullish break toward higher targets.
- A failure to reclaim resistance keeps downside risk open, with a key demand area at $78–$75 and some analyses warning of extensions toward $70–$67 if momentum deteriorates.
- Real‑world asset tokenization on Solana has reached about $1.82 billion and more than $1.8 billion in SOL is staked via ETPs, indicating growing non‑speculative flows.
- Despite processing roughly 880 million transactions last week, Solana generated about $4.6 million in fees, underscoring an ongoing gap between usage and revenue.
- Risk appetite has cooled, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 30 after Fed Chair Jerome Powell described the Iran conflict’s economic impact as uncertain.