#数字货币市场洞察 $SOL The current trend is a bit perplexing.

The price has indeed dropped sharply over the past two days, breaking below the $130 mark, and the technical indicators don't look good—MACD has turned bearish and RSI shows severe oversold conditions. In the short term, the pressure is considerable.

But interestingly, the fundamentals are getting increasingly solid. Over in France, BPCE Bank will officially launch SOL trading services tomorrow (December 8), which is a substantial move by a mainstream financial institution. Looking at the capital side, Solana’s ETF attracted a net inflow of $19.2 million this week, with institutional funds continuing to enter the market.

There’s also a lot happening in DeFi: on-chain DEX trading volume remains in the lead, Drift Protocol just completed a major upgrade, and execution speed has improved significantly. They’ve also launched new savings products, bringing real-world asset yields into the ecosystem, which is quite attractive to institutional users. On the Solana Mobile front, there are plans to issue a new token to drive ecosystem expansion.

Of course, the risks need to be addressed: recently, new phishing techniques targeting wallets have emerged, and Solana Mobile’s chip has been exposed to hardware-level security vulnerabilities. There’s also some internal friction within the ecosystem, with the foundation calling on leading protocols to resolve disputes, and the lending market is still lagging behind Ethereum in scale.

Community sentiment is quite divided now—some people worry that the price will remain weak, while others are betting that institutional interest will bring a decent rebound. Technicals and fundamentals are at odds, and the next move will depend on which side proves stronger.