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Solana’s price continues to draw attention as traders assess whether recent selling pressure has finally reached exhaustion. After weeks of sharp downside movement, SOL is trading near a critical demand area where short-term stability has started to emerge. Market participants remain cautious, but several analysts say the current structure may offer early clues about the next directional move.
On lower timeframes, Satoshi Flipper points to a consolidation range forming on the 30-minute chart. SOL is oscillating between $84 as support and $89 as resistance.
This narrow band suggests a temporary balance between buyers and sellers, with volatility compressing. Traders are therefore waiting for a decisive breakout to confirm direction.
BitGuru adds that Solana is stabilizing near a major demand zone. The prior downtrend showed consistent lower highs and lower lows from the $120–$125 region. Selling pressure slowed once price reached $78–$80, where buyers stepped in—making this area an important short-term floor.
A sustained hold above $78 would keep the rebound narrative intact. BitGuru also notes that a clean move above $90 could drive momentum toward $97–$100, which corresponds to an earlier breakdown zone. A breakout above the local range would further confirm short-term upside continuation.
Crypto Patel focuses on the broader structure over recent weeks. Solana broke monthly support near $98–$100, which opened the door for a deeper decline. Price later slid into the $50–$70 demand zone, with the selloff stalling near $67 as buyers responded aggressively.
Patel says this accumulation zone also aligns with key Fibonacci retracement levels and prior consolidation areas, reinforcing its technical relevance. He adds that as long as $50 holds on deeper pullbacks, downside risk remains limited, though confirmation is still needed before calling a trend reversal.
A reclaim of $98–$110 would signal meaningful recovery. Such a move could open paths toward $170 and $270. On a longer-term view, Patel argues the broader structure supports an eventual expansion toward $500 and even $1000.
Despite the technical arguments, Solana remains under near-term pressure. As of press time, SOL trades near $82.59. The token is down 5.81% over the last 24 hours and 16.44% over the past week.
Trading volume is reported at $3.67 billion. Market capitalization stands near $46.88 billion, with 570 million SOL circulating.
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