Here is Level Solana Price Must Break for a Potential Reversal

Solana must break critical resistance as bearish momentum prevails, though oversold RSI hints at a potential short-term relief bounce.

Notably, over the past 24 hours, Solana (SOL) has seen a slight decline of 0.6%, bringing its current price to $141.10. While this short-term dip appears modest, it caps off a deeper 7-day slide of 15.6%, with SOL falling from highs near $169 to a low around $135 before showing a small recovery. The downtrend is part of a broader negative pattern, with Solana also down 24.2% over the past month.

Despite the price drop, SOL continues to demonstrate strong market fundamentals, boasting a market cap of $78.15 billion and 24-hour trading volume exceeding $5.28 billion, up 64% in the last 24 hours.

Solana Price Analysis

On the technical charts, SOL is showing early signs of a potential short-term reversal after the prolonged downtrend. The daily chart reveals Solana has bounced slightly above its November 16 low, but it remains well below key Fibonacci retracement levels

SolanaSpecifically, the price is trading under the 0% retracement level at $146.05, which suggests that bearish momentum still dominates. For bulls to regain control, SOL would need to decisively break above the $160 resistance and ideally reclaim the 38.2% level at $168.68. Until then, any bounce may be viewed as temporary rather than a full trend reversal.