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The price of Solana (SOL) has started to decline after breaking above the 21-day SMA barrier. Bullish momentum was halted below the 50-day SMA level, while the asset remained above the 21-day SMA support before losing that support and returning to a critical support area around $75.
Solana is currently fluctuating between moving average lines. At the time of writing, SOL is worth $82.12. The article notes that the cryptocurrency has lost its 21-day SMA support and is back at its critical support level of $75.
On the upside, Solana could have risen toward $92 and $100 if buyers had broken through the 50-day SMA level. Instead, the price has fallen below the moving average lines but has stalled above the 21-day SMA support.
The article lists the following zones:
Price movement has been constrained by the formation of Doji candlesticks, which the article says indicate trader uncertainty about market direction. It also states that on the 4-hour chart, the price is below the horizontal moving average lines.
On the 4-hour chart, Solana has fallen below the moving average lines. The price retraced and found support above the $82 low, but the article describes the decline as continuing because bullish momentum has been hampered by the moving average lines.
Overall, the altcoin has returned to a range above the $75 support and below the moving average lines, with the near-term outlook described as ranging.
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