Solana has recorded four consecutive days of gains, with the token trading above $82, reflecting renewed short-term buying interest. Despite this upward momentum, the overall market sentiment remains mixed, as indicated by derivatives data. Funding rates for Solana futures have increased to 0.0067%, suggesting retail traders are optimistic about further price increases. However, a decline in total futures open interest to $4.97 billion signals reduced trader exposure and caution. Institutional activity remains subdued, with Solana-focused ETFs experiencing a second consecutive week of outflows, totaling $5.24 million. This trend could dampen spot demand and limit stronger price advances. Technically, Solana faces resistance at the 50-day Exponential Moving Average near $88.80, while support between $75.63 and $77.60 provides stability. Momentum indicators suggest the recovery lacks strong momentum, with the Relative Strength Index below the midpoint and the MACD showing negative pressure.