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Solana (SOL) has recorded its first positive technical indicator reading in approximately two months, even as the broader chart structure continues to reflect bearish characteristics. The shift has drawn attention from both market analysts and institutional observers.
After peaking above $240 in late 2025, SOL entered a prolonged decline, breaking through successive support levels before forming a base in the $67–$80 range during early 2026. Over the past four weeks, the token has consolidated between $76 and $90, briefly pushing above $90 on two occasions in March. The latest move coincided with a SuperTrend buy signal on the daily timeframe.
The SuperTrend is a momentum-based technical indicator that assesses trend direction by combining price action with volatility metrics. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez flagged a bullish crossover on March 13 via X, marking the first bullish configuration since the beginning of January. A bearish signal had appeared in early February, aligning with SOL’s move down toward $67.
While the signal points to potential near-term upward momentum, it does not confirm a long-term trend reversal. The indicator can produce false readings, and the wider technical picture remains mixed.
Weekly chart analysis on TradingView shows 15 indicators generating sell signals versus 2 buy signals. Major moving averages remain above the current price level, suggesting ongoing downward pressure. Reported levels include:
The Relative Strength Index is 32.34, approaching oversold conditions but not yet entering them. The MACD is negative at -23.70.
Technical experts cited in the article indicate that SOL would likely need to reclaim at least the SMA200 level of $103.70 to signal a meaningful structural change.
On March 13, Grayscale’s Head of Research Zach Pandl published a six-point analysis supporting investment in SOL, framing the asset’s approximate 67% decline from September 2025 peaks as an attractive accumulation zone.
Pandl’s points emphasized Solana’s role across users, transactions, and fees; positioning for growth amid regulatory clarity; staking rewards; being about 67% below September 2025 highs; and strong network effects.
He also highlighted evolving regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and asset tokenization as potential catalysts. In addition, the article notes that daily inflows into Solana Spot ETFs reached $7.60 million on March 13, attributed entirely to Bitwise’s BSOL product.
Aggregate net inflows across all listed Solana ETF products are reported at between $961 million and $968 million, with combined net assets of approximately $824 million to $855 million. However, weekly inflow momentum has weakened: total weekly inflows were $3.10 million, an 83% decrease versus the prior week.
SOL is trading at approximately $88.95, up 2.8% over the last 24 hours and up 11.15% over the past 30 days. The cryptocurrency’s total market capitalization is roughly $54.74 billion, placing it seventh among all digital assets.
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