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Solana Rally Fades- Solana Hits $180 but Faces Major Retracement
Solana Rally Fades– Solana [SOL] recently saw a major rally, surging by 24.40% in a single day to reclaim the $180 level, recovering losses from the previous ten sessions. Analysts even predicted the next key resistance point to be around $213. This bullish momentum was driven by Trump’s endorsement of Solana’s inclusion in the Strategic Reserve, leading to a 480% spike in trading volume, reaching $14 billion.
However, the upward momentum was short-lived. After the initial surge, Solana [SOL] experienced a sharp retracement, dipping below its pre-election levels. A significant demand zone formed at $130, triggering a 46% recovery in less than a week, pushing SOL back to $180.
Yet, at the time of writing, Solana [SOL] has dropped nearly 20% again, trading just below $140. The declining volume suggests weakening bullish sentiment, and sell-side pressure has risen as traders lock in profits. Market uncertainty over altcoin inclusion in the Strategic Reserve has further fueled hesitation.
Can Solana Confirm a Breakout?
From a technical standpoint, Solana’s inability to establish a solid support base on the 1D chart raises concerns about its ability to maintain an uptrend. To confirm a breakout beyond the $200 mark, SOL must reclaim the $180 level and establish higher lows. However, slipping below $170 could shift the short-term outlook, increasing the risk of further retracement.
Spot Accumulation and Market Sentiment
Despite the prior rally, spot accumulation for Solana [SOL] remains weak, with exchange inflows far outpacing outflows, which signals increased selling activity. The dip below $180 coincided with net inflows of $195.28 million, the largest since January. However, open interest (OI) rose by 15.80%, indicating growing speculative activity. This imbalance between speculation and actual demand could lead to a potential liquidation cascade if the trend continues.
In summary, while Solana [SOL] has experienced impressive volatility, the outlook remains uncertain as it faces resistance at key levels and the risk of further retracements.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies and stocks, particularly in micro-cap companies, are subject to significant volatility and risk. Please conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.
Şevval has been actively writing since 2022 and is a third-year mathematics student at Ankara University. Her interest in writing is shaped particularly around innovative technologies such as Web3, artificial intelligence, and blockchain. She closely follows developments in these fields and aims to convey complex topics to readers in a clear and engaging manner. She enjoys combining her mathematical knowledge with technology to create content and strives to raise awareness about the digital world of the future.
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