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$SOL has chained eight consecutive months of losses — the longest negative streak in its history. This week it hit $62, a low for 2026, dragged down by a triple whammy: Goldman Sachs fully liquidated its position in the Solana ETF for $108M according to its Q1 2026 13F filing. Pump.fun resumed massive sell-offs after nine months of silence, depositing over 174,000 tokens on Kraken. And a long-term whale liquidated an additional $137M.
Today SOL is trading at ~$67, with a rebound of +5.4% in 24h. The accumulated ETFs have surpassed $974M in total net inflows — but they have not been able to counteract the institutional and whale selling pressure over the past few weeks.

Warren Buffett, the guy who called Bitcoin 'rat poison' for years, just significantly upped Berkshire Hathaway's position in Alphabet, the company that owns Google.
The same guy who said tech wasn't for him.
The market changes. Big capital does too.
Why does this matter for us crypto traders? Because it shows that the world's most conservative money is starting to bet on digital assets. Alphabet today. Bitcoin tomorrow?
Those who mocked crypto in 2020 now have pension funds with BTC in their portfolio. Nothing lasts forever, not even skepticism.