Recent analysis suggests Solana (SOL) is forming a large cup-and-handle pattern, with a potential false breakout on the fifth wave before a flash crash in mid to late April. Some traders believe this correction could set the stage for a stronger breakout on the seventh wave, possibly pushing SOL past its current pattern high and toward the upper boundary of a broadening wedge formation. Despite short-term volatility, this multi-year structure supports a long-term bullish outlook.
In the near term, market structure remains uncertain, with SOL facing downward pressure despite bouncing from $120. While this level has historically been strong support, the depth of the correction and multiple broken levels suggest caution. Analysts remain divided on the next move—some expect consolidation between $120 and $180, while others warn of a potential drop to $80 if market conditions worsen. Monitoring key support and resistance levels will be crucial for traders navigating the next phase.
In the near term, market structure remains uncertain, with SOL facing downward pressure despite bouncing from $120. While this level has historically been strong support, the depth of the correction and multiple broken levels suggest caution. Analysts remain divided on the next move—some expect consolidation between $120 and $180, while others warn of a potential drop to $80 if market conditions worsen. Monitoring key support and resistance levels will be crucial for traders navigating the next phase.
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