$SOL at 89.06, and the 200-day average at 89.07. The difference between the two figures is one cent, and that is no minor detail—the price is standing at the last line of long-term defense.

What worries me more than the average itself is the combination of ETF outflows totaling more than $163 million over five consecutive weeks
while 78.4% of accounts remain in long positions.
This setup means demand is weakening while crowded positions have not yet been unwound, and any breakdown opens the door to liquidations.

Support: 88.99–87.84; a break below opens the way to 82.83. Resistance is at 91.46, then 92.78.

The Relative Strength Index is at 29.53, in oversold territory,
but being oversold does not mean a rebound is coming, especially with continued fund outflows.

I think the 200-day average is unlikely to hold, because the current pressure is not
temporary. If the price closes above 91.46 as fund outflows slow

This is analysis, not advice.

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