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Solana (SOL) is trading in the $87–$88 range after retreating from a high of $90.29. The token tested levels below both $88 and $87 before stabilizing above the $85 support zone. SOL remains above the 100-hour moving average, while the latest pullback has pushed the price below the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the move from the $81.71 low to the $90.29 high.
SOL is showing signs of stabilization near key technical levels. A bullish trend line is developing on hourly timeframes, with support around $85, which aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. On March 2, BitGuru suggested SOL may be transitioning from correction into consolidation, pointing to higher lows forming near established support zones and a reduction in downside momentum.
Technical observers highlighted $88.60 as the immediate level SOL would need to reclaim. Regaining and holding above $88.60 could signal renewed bullish strength, with potential resistance levels at $88, $90, and $92. If SOL breaks above $92, the next upside targets cited are $96 and $100.
If SOL fails to clear $90, downside targets are $84 and $82. A break below $82 could open the way for a move toward $76.50.
The RSI is 47.68, indicating neutral momentum. The MACD is 1.80, with the signal line at -4.29.
Over the past 24 hours, SOL’s price rose 4.70%. One-day volume is $9.99 billion and market capitalization is $49.91 billion. Current price is $87.64, with recovery signs present, though a definitive reversal has not yet been confirmed.
SOL also remains below major moving averages: the 50-day SMA is $103.66, the 100-day SMA is $117.73, and the 200-day SMA is $156.34.
On the 4-hour chart, SOL has reclaimed above the Ichimoku cloud for the first time since January. Additionally, the 50-period moving average has crossed above the 100-period moving average, a signal that a trend shift may be underway. If SOL sustains above the recently reclaimed levels, moves toward $100 and higher are possible.
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