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The crypto market is once again eyeing Solana. A technical signal identified on its weekly charts—previously seen during strong upward phases—has been confirmed again. The move comes as investors look for benchmarks in a still-fragile environment, with SOL at a pivotal point between historical precedent and key price levels.
Analysts are focused on the return of a bullish MACD crossover on Solana’s weekly chart, a signal that has historically preceded significant price rises. The setup is often observed at pivotal moments in the market cycle.
Analyst Tyler Hill noted: “the last time we were in this setup, it marked the bottom of Solana’s bear market, and its price then rose by more than 3,000%”.
Alongside the MACD, the weekly RSI is reinforcing the recovery interpretation. The RSI is rising around 35 after previously reaching 25, a zone historically associated with capitulation phases. In the prior cycle, this level preceded a strong advance, with SOL moving from less than $10 to around $210.
On the chart and using on-chain data, Solana is trading within a symmetrical triangle structure, a pattern typically associated with compression phases before a directional move. The direction of the breakout could shape SOL’s short- and medium-term trajectory.
A breakout above the $90 zone would open the way for a projected target around $130, implying upside potential of about 50.5% based on technical projections.
The bullish outlook is conditioned on whether SOL can clear a dense resistance area between $90 and $96, where nearly 9.9 million SOL are concentrated. This concentration is described as a major friction point that could slow bullish momentum.
Despite the resistance, some observers anticipate a strong move. Analyst Sixtysecondalpha said: “the most powerful move” may be ahead, pointing to a potentially decisive phase for the asset.
Solana’s next phase depends on whether technical signals translate into market momentum. The coming months could be shaped by the balance between accumulation and selling pressure. A breakout confirmation would support a return to a bullish phase, while rejection below resistance would likely extend uncertainty.
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