Solana is today's weakest major — and it is not close. SOL trades near $75.37, down 5.88% in 24 hours, almost three times Bitcoin's 2.14% slide ($BTC $67,299). While the whole board is red — BNB $616.56 (-2.09%), ETH $1,902.99 (-1.77%), XRP $0.9859 (-4.28%), DOGE $0.0628 (-2.70%) — SOL keeps leading the downside, a pattern that has held all week: it is down roughly 13% over seven days and more than 25% over the past month, now sitting about 74% below its $295.90 all-time high. The move looks like broad risk-off pressure rather than anything Solana-specific — there is no network outage behind it — with more than $1 billion in leveraged positions liquidated across the market in the past day. The takeaway: when the market turns, the highest-beta majors fall fastest, and SOL is showing exactly that. For anyone watching SOL, the question is whether the $75 area holds as support or gives way first. What are you watching in SOL here — a bounce level, or more downside before any recovery?