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Solana attracted renewed market attention after digital asset investment products posted $1.2 billion in inflows last week. The strong figure marked a fourth straight week of positive flows and reinforced improving sentiment across the crypto sector.
Solana recorded $31.8 million in net inflows, ending a two-week outflow trend. That pushed year-to-date inflows to $247 million and highlighted rising institutional confidence.
Besides improving fund activity, traders also focused on two technical formations that could shape Solana’s next major move. While short-term charts suggest a volatility expansion may be close, long-term structures continue to support broader upside expectations.
Solana traded near $85 as price tightened within a symmetrical triangle on the one-hour chart. The structure reflected a market in compression, with lower highs meeting higher lows near the apex. Ali Martinez pointed to this formation as a possible setup for a 10% move.
Resistance remained clustered between $87 and $89, where sellers repeatedly capped upward attempts. However, support around $84 and $85 continued to absorb downside pressure. Consequently, traders viewed this zone as a key battleground for short-term direction.
A break above triangle resistance could open a path toward $94 and possibly $96. That move would align with the measured target tied to the pattern. Moreover, improving capital flows could support bullish momentum if volume expands during a breakout.
Still, downside risk remains in play. A loss of support may expose Solana to a retreat toward the $80 region. Hence, market participants continue watching whether volatility expansion favors bulls or bears.
Beyond short-term charts, analysts also tracked a broader continuation structure that may carry larger implications. JAVON MARKS highlighted Solana’s developing Cup-and-Handle-like pattern, with price consolidating near handle support.
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