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Solana’s price has moved sideways in recent sessions, indicating consolidation rather than a decisive recovery. While there has been a bounce, investor behavior suggests confidence remains limited across the broader crypto market.
Over the past 10 days, Solana has shown relative stability within a defined trading range. However, that stability has not translated into renewed accumulation, pointing to cautious positioning among holders.
The pullback suggests many holders expect stronger upside confirmation before returning aggressively. As a result, onboarding growth may remain subdued until consistent price appreciation emerges.
Exchange net position change data indicates a shift from buying to selling pressure. Green bars represent inflows to exchanges, which can signal intent to sell during bearish phases. Recent readings show increasing transfers of SOL to trading platforms.
Approximately 1.4 million SOL entered exchanges over the last 48 hours, worth around $117 million. These inflows increase available supply on exchanges, which can limit upside momentum if buyers do not absorb the distribution.
Solana remains range-bound between $89 resistance and $78 support. The current level at $86 places SOL near the midpoint of the channel. Although a 10% daily gain improves sentiment, broader recovery remains uncertain.
Given slowing new address growth and rising exchange inflows, downside risk persists. If SOL fails to hold $78, it could move toward $67, which would confirm the continuation of the prevailing bearish structure.
If investors halt selling and exchange inflows diminish, SOL could challenge the $89 resistance level. A breakout above $89 may push the price toward $97. Sustained strength beyond $97 could target $105, which would invalidate the bearish thesis and signal structural recovery.
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