Solana’s SOL has come back into focus after slipping to multi-month lows in the low-$80s, staging a sharp rebound of more than 6% in a short period and easing fears of an imminent breakdown. Yet the recovery has not resolved the broader debate, as SOL continues to trade between fragile support and overhead resistance. The $98–$108 zone remains a critical upside test if momentum can hold.
Solana is consolidating around the $83–$87 area, a near-term level many analysts view as critical support. The price remains below key moving averages, and the ongoing price action forms lower highs and lower lows, signaling bearish pressure. If the $85 area fails, downside targets cluster around $78–$80, with deeper support near $70 in forthcoming analyses. A move above $108 could open the door to a broader trend reassessment, while repeated rejection would reinforce the underlying bearish structure.
Looking ahead, several trackers forecast that SOL could trade within the $98–$108 range if it stabilizes above current levels. For now, SOL remains in a wait-and-see phase as traders monitor whether the current support holds or another leg lower forms a durable base.













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