|

Solana price sets the base before SOL rallies 15%

  • Solana price has recovered above the $115.5 to $144.7 demand zone, signaling a bullish outlook.
  • SOL consolidates above this area in preparation for a 15% rise to $174.3.
  • A four-hour candlestick close below the $115.5 barrier will create a lower low, invalidating the bullish thesis.

Solana price has been teetering off a crucial support barrier, preparing for a massive run-up. The volatility squeeze indicates that the uptrend for SOL will be a quick one. The hurdles are well-defined, indicating a strong blockade.

Solana price ready for an upswing

Solana price bounced off the weekly support level at $135.7 thrice since January 7. The last retest of this barrier on January 11 led to a 17% ascent. The move failed to sustain, leading to a retest of the daily demand zone, extending from $115.5 to $144.7.

Consolidation seems to be in place as SOL retests the aforementioned barrier, signaling a shortage of volatility. Therefore, the resulting uptrend will likely see a quick, massive uptrend that retests the weekly resistance level at $174.3, present inside the daily supply zone, stretching from $169.7 to $179.1.

In total, this run-up would constitute a 16% gain from the current position - $149.1 and is likely where the upside is capped.

SOL/USDT 4-hour chart

SOL/USDT 4-hour chart

While things are looking up for Solana price due to the ongoing consolidation, a failure to act from the bulls’ part would signal weakness. In this case, sellers could take control and knock SOL down to the weekly support level at $135.7.

Due to the massive demand zone, buyers have a chance to come back and restart the uptrend. However, a four-hour candlestick close below the $115.5 barrier will create a lower low, invalidating the bullish thesis. In this case, Solana price could revisit the $110.3 support floor, where the bulls could recuperate and prepare for the next leg-up.

Author

Akash Girimath

Akash Girimath is a Mechanical Engineer interested in the chaos of the financial markets. Trying to make sense of this convoluted yet fascinating space, he switched his engineering job to become a crypto reporter and analyst.

More from Akash Girimath
Share:

Editor's Picks

Japanese Yen gains after hawkish Fed hold
USD/JPY trades near the 163.60 area on Wednesday, recovering from its immediate post-announcement decline as investors assess a generally hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) monetary policy decision. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) left the Fed funds rate unchanged within the 3.50%–3.75% range, as widely expected.
XRP edges up as Flare simplifies staking process
Ripple (XRP) holds modest gains, trading around $1.08 at the time of writing on Wednesday. The remittance token mirrors the general neutral-to-bullish outlook in the crypto market, as focus shifts to the Federal Reserve (Fed) rate decision. Market participants widely expect the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged in the 3.50%-3.75% range.
Crypto Today: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP post modest gains ahead of Fed rate decision
Cryptocurrency prices are broadly stable on Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decision. Bitcoin (BTC) holds above $64,000 but is struggling to sustain its rebound while Ethereum (ETH) sits above the short-term $1,900 support. Meanwhile, Ripple (XRP) is approaching the pivotal $1.10 resistance, a level that could shape the token’s upward trajectory if it is breached.
Bitcoin muted as markets fret over Fed, crypto bill
There are two main drivers for crypto this week, keeping Bitcoin trapped within its $58,000-$65,000 summer consolidation range. The cautious tone is being set by the Fed's policy decision scheduled later on Wednesday, a key catalyst for risk assets.
Bitcoin: BTC holds firm, but the $100 Oil threat could change the game
Bitcoin (BTC) is modestly recovering, trading at $65,400 on Friday and holding firmly above the key support zone. US-listed spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) supported BTC’s modest recovery as they continued to attract institutional inflows through Thursday, pointing to the third consecutive week of inflows.