Solana’s 14% Drop Fails to Derail Bullish Momentum

Solana (SOL) has slipped 14% from its January 19 all-time high of $295.83, now trading at $254.32. However, the altcoin's bullish momentum remains intact, with key indicators pointing to a potential rebound.

The tide appears to be turning as SOL’s spot markets see renewed investor interest. After experiencing net outflows of $137 million—the highest in 30 days—SOL has rebounded with strong net inflows. This has driven a 9% price increase over the past 24 hours, signaling that buying activity is outpacing selling.

Further fueling optimism, SOL’s Open Interest (OI) has surged by 11% in the last 24 hours, climbing to $7.25 billion. Rising OI is a strong indicator of heightened demand and trader confidence in the asset's near-term potential.

On the daily chart, Solana’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 67.49, signaling bullish momentum without entering overbought territory. The RSI suggests strong accumulation, with room for further upside before a correction becomes likely.

If the bullish trend continues, SOL could retest its $295.83 all-time high and potentially push higher. However, a surge in sell-offs could invalidate this outlook, potentially pulling SOL down to $239.39, where support lies.

For now, Solana's strong investor interest and growing accumulation point to a promising near-term outlook. Whether it reclaims its highs or faces resistance, SOL remains a focal point in the crypto market.
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