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Why I’m Bearish on SOL For years, Solana had three powerful mechanisms creating natural demand for $SOL: 1. Users often needed SOL before interacting with other tokens. 2. Liquidity pools paired assets with SOL, keeping SOL locked as long as those pools remained active. 3. Trading fees were often paid in SOL and frequently recycled into new positions. But that dynamic is changing. New meme pairs are increasingly being built against established memes or other assets instead of SOL. That can remove all three sources of automatic SOL demand. For example: Buyers → FARTCOIN → liquidity locks FARTCOIN → fees return in FARTCOIN → SOL mainly collects tiny gas fees. With transaction fees costing fractions of a cent, a $50K trade may generate only a negligible amount of direct SOL demand rather than requiring $50K worth of SOL. The Solana network can remain extremely active—high volume, fast settlement, strong usage—while SOL itself loses part of the structural buying pressure that previously benefited the token. That’s the key reason I’m bearish on holding SOL for the foreseeable future. #BTCVolumeDriesUp #AMDLargestBondDeal #SandiskDealsInFocus