Over the past three months, SOL has dropped 38%, even as online enthusiasm surged during key intervals.
Despite the chatter, Solana’s share of total crypto discussions has slipped from 6–7% in early 2025 to just 4.4% today. This decline aligns with its price struggles and lagging momentum relative to other top cryptocurrencies. Yet during brief stretches in late March and early April, an unusual flood of positive sentiment overtook social media platforms.
Analysts are questioning this discrepancy. The spikes in bullish commentary appear to have been driven by bot-like activity, with low-follower accounts contributing heavily to the noise.
While Solana remains a major player, its recent hype may be more artificial than organic — a signal for traders to separate signal from noise as Q2 progresses.
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