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Solana (SOL) remained above a key short-term support area as analysts pointed to a potential move toward the $100 level. Recent charts indicate buyers are defending the $86 to $88 zone, while lower time frame traders monitor the next breakout trigger.
SOL traded near $88.45 on the one-hour chart as price continued to test a micro support zone between $86.72 and $88.60, according to a chart shared by More Crypto Online on X.
The chart shows SOL holding within that range after a move higher from the low $80 area. The main level is identified at $86.73. As long as buyers defend that price area, the current short-term upside structure remains intact.
Analysts noted that a clean break below $86.73 would weaken the short-term bullish setup. In that scenario, SOL could move toward the next support levels near $81.76, $80.08, and $79.07. A wider support area is also shown around $75.40 to $77.95.
For now, SOL has not lost the micro support region. Price is positioned near the upper part of the zone, suggesting buyers are still attempting to maintain control following the latest pullback.
While near-term support is the focus, the upside targets shown on the chart are significantly higher. More Crypto Online marked potential wave levels near $96, $98, $104, and $106 if SOL continues moving upward.
However, the next direction is described as dependent on whether SOL can remain above the $86.73 support level.
Separately, Solana formed a short-term long setup on the 15-minute chart, according to a TradingView chart shared by KNIGHT on X.
The chart describes SOL moving into a narrow range after an earlier climb. Price then pushed higher from the consolidation area and entered a long setup zone.
The trade structure lists downside risk near $86.92, which is presented as the invalidation level for the setup. If SOL falls below $86.92, the short-term long idea would lose strength.
On the upside, the chart places the main take-profit area near $100.22, with the long position targeting a move above the recent range.
The setup is framed around low time frame price action. For the long target to remain active, SOL needs to hold above the marked support zone and continue building momentum.
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