Goldman Sachs delays rate-cut call to September — SOL's $90 breakout now hinges on FOMC.

<a class="ticker-mention" href="/en-US/token/sol">SOL</a> is trading near $84, up roughly 1.8% over the past 24 hours inside a tight $82.70–$85.67 range. The RSI sits at a neutral 49.7 and the MACD is compressing, signalling that a directional move is building — but the trigger hasn&#x27;t arrived yet.

Goldman Sachs pushing its next Fed rate-cut forecast out to September 2026 extends the macro headwind that has weighed on risk assets since March. For SOL, the key levels are clear: $85.8 and $87.2 are the upside triggers that could open a run toward $90–$95, while a break below $80 would expose the mid-$70s. Notably, selling pressure has been fading rather than intensifying, which keeps the bullish case alive.

The broader question is whether institutional demand — which quietly absorbed selling pressure during April last year — can hold through a potential seventh consecutive month of muted ETF flows. A second positive April close would be a…