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Solana resumes uptrend towards new record high at $300

  • Solana price sees continuing buying alongside the current uptrend line.
  • SOL bulls face no real resistance before hitting all-time highs.
  • Current headwinds could slow down the uptrend, and a break below the trend line a buy-the-dip response.

Solana (SOL) price is in a firm uptrend with bulls holding to a green ascending trend line for support as green candles march higher. . At this pace, SOL price should make new all-time highs by next week at around $300. The only element that could slow down the trend are Covid headwinds  and global market turmoil, but even these do not look strong enough to really halt the uptrend.

Solana bulls target $300 as the ultimate profit target

Solana price sees a steady and solid rally with consecutive trading days making new highs.. Although the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is soaring towards the overbought area, there is still plenty of upside left over and the steepness of the rally is relatively mild. Therefore,bulls can add to daily positions and book gains without the trend losing steam.

SOL price is expected to hit an all-time high around next week. A squeeze is likely against the existing all-time high at $267.52 that will act as a baseline. The ascending trend line will then provide the tilted side of a bullish triangle. A breakout through the base will see accelerated buying and a quick spike up towards $300. Once there, expect a slight fade in the rally as the RSI will by then be overbought and likely lead  investors to cash in some gains.

SOL/USD daily chart

SOL/USD daily chart

Should the green ascending trend line break, however, expect a quick return towards $219.75, which is likely to provide a first line of defense where bulls will want to try and keep the uptrend intact. Should headwinds start to further weigh, expect a short break and pickup in SOL price action again at the 55-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), at $206. Even the psychological $200 level would be an additional factor that could likely limit any further correction, giving bulls three good reasons and entry points to buy the dip before recovering and driving higher to new all-time highs at $300.




 

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Filip Lagaart

Filip Lagaart is a former sales/trader with over 15 years of financial markets expertise under its belt.

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