The EU will propose measures to "optimize" the distribution of aviation fuel among EU countries and find alternative supply sources amid the suspension of energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, — Bloomberg The European Commission plans to present initiatives next month, including possible relaxations in aviation regulation, measures for slot allocation at airports, and rules in case of flight cancellations due to fuel shortages. The practice of refueling aircraft to reduce costs at destinations is also being considered. $XRP ‌$SUI ‌$USDC ‌

$SOL at $85.3, are you panicking? The price has dropped 2.29%, but guess what? Institutions net bought $35.17 million worth of SOL ETFs last week. On one side are retail investors cutting losses, on the other are institutions scooping up. Should you run or should you hold? First, look at the surface: it’s fallen, but not completely. In the past 24 hours, SOL dropped from 87.3 to 85.3, a 2.29% decline. RSI fell from 77.14 to 66.37, indicating overbought correction is complete. The daily chart shows: after the head and shoulders neckline was broken, it’s now struggling within the $80-$96 range. First thing: institutions are voting with real money. Last week, SOL spot ETF net inflow was $35.17 million, bringing total assets to $903 million. Bitwise’s BSOL leads the pack. The lower the price drops, the more institutions buy. Second thing: the network is busy as hell, people aren’t leaving. Solana’s real TPS reached 1,303 in Q1, a record high. Daily active addresses hit 1.98 million, with 67.13 million transactions per day. Stablecoin market cap is $15.7 billion, up 2.5% in 7 days. Wrapped XRP just launched, XRP’s liquidity is moving onto the SOL chain.* Third thing: two risks, need to watch. One is quantum vulnerability. SOL’s account architecture exposes public keys directly. If quantum computers really arrive, it’s indeed more dangerous than Bitcoin. But honestly, this is still a story for the next three years—don’t scare yourself. Second is liquidity pressure. Kamino’s USDC pool utilization hit 100%, several vaults over 95%. After the KelpDAO incident, DeFi funds are indeed flowing out. Short-term liquidity is tight—that’s a real issue. On one side: institutions are scooping, networks are booming, ecosystems expanding. On the other: liquidity is drying up, technicals are bearish, macro conditions are weak. Key level: $80, the last bottom line for bulls and bears. If you’re a short-term trader: break above $87.69 before chasing, target $90 to $96, stop-loss at $86. Don’t buy the dip on the left side—wait for signals. If you’re a long-term investor: buy gradually at $80-$83, stop-loss at $78. If it breaks, accept it; if not, hold. SOL’s fundamentals haven’t changed, only your fear has. This bear market cycle, what can help you turn around in the next bull run isn’t those hyped-up coins everyone shouts to buy, but assets with disagreements, controversies, and institutions quietly scooping. SOL is now at $85, down over 70% from the $294 high. A 70% drop scared off retail investors, fed the institutions. #加密市场小幅下跌 $SOL