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Solana’s monthly price structure is drawing attention as it continues to form a classic cup-and-handle pattern. The asset remains in a consolidation phase, with price trading within the handle range after a strong recovery from earlier lows.
Solana’s macro chart shows a rounded bottom formed between 2021 and 2024. Price peaked near $240–$260 in 2021 before entering a prolonged decline. It later found support near $10–$12 in early 2023, marking the cycle low.
From that bottom, price climbed steadily toward the previous highs, completing the cup formation. The recovery established a broader bullish structure, supported by higher highs during the advance. The return to the $240–$260 area defined the upper boundary of the cup.
After reaching the $240–$260 zone, Solana did not break out. Instead, it entered a controlled pullback that forms the handle portion of the structure, typically following a rounded recovery.
The handle appears as a downward-sloping channel. Current price action remains inside this range, with resistance near $180–$200 and support around $70–$80. At the time of observation, the price traded near $89.97, closer to the lower boundary.
The handle structure reflects short-term pressure, while the broader trend remains intact. This phase often involves reduced volatility compared with the earlier recovery, suggesting a pause rather than a confirmed reversal.
The cup-and-handle pattern typically requires a breakout above the rim for confirmation. In this case, that level is near $240–$280. If price moves above this zone with strong momentum, the pattern suggests a larger upside extension, with the cup depth pointing to a potential range of $450–$550, depending on sustained strength and a confirmed breakout.
On the downside, a move below the $70–$80 support area could weaken the current pattern and potentially push price toward $60 or lower.
For now, Solana continues to trade within the handle, keeping the market in a neutral position with both upward and downward scenarios still possible. A hold above support may allow a move toward channel resistance, while a break below support could delay further recovery. Market participants are focused on the $70–$80 support and the descending resistance line to determine the next stage of the trend.
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