Solana (SOL) is under significant pressure as technical failures and institutional exits weigh heavily on the cryptocurrency. Recent analysis indicates that SOL has completed a macro head and shoulders breakdown, a bearish pattern suggesting further downside. With the price structure showing lower highs and lows, and the Supertrend indicator remaining bearish, SOL's price could fall below $40 next month. Institutional behavior compounds these concerns, as Solana-linked ETFs experienced $11.9 million in net outflows in a single day, contributing to a sharp decline in assets under management. In contrast, Remittix is gaining traction as Solana struggles. The project has raised over $29.3 million through token sales and is advancing its crypto-to-fiat payment system. Remittix's PayFi platform, launched on February 9, aims to facilitate digital asset transfers to bank accounts, offering practical utility in a market where Solana's structural weaknesses are highlighted. As Solana's outlook remains bearish, investors are increasingly drawn to projects like Remittix that demonstrate momentum and real-world application.