Key Points
- Solana retests $90–$94 resistance amid rising volume and ETF inflows.
- Break above $96 may open path toward $110; rejection risks pullback.
Solana (SOL) is trading near $91.35, up 3.72% in 24 hours, as it once again challenges the $90–$94 supply zone.
This range has capped multiple rallies since early spring, making the current test significant.
Trading volume climbed 35% to $5.3 billion over the past day, representing roughly 11% of circulating market capitalization.
Data from Brave New Coin reports rising liquidations and strong futures inflows, alongside eight consecutive days of ETF inflows totaling $50 million.
Despite the recent momentum, SOL has declined 2.4% over the past 30 days.
In comparison, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) each gained about 12% during the same period, highlighting relative underperformance.
Technical Levels in Focus
Price recently rebounded from intraday lows near $87.50 and is consolidating within a narrow band.
Bollinger Band compression indicates the potential for a directional move as volatility tightens.
Immediate resistance lies between $94 and $96, followed by a heavier EMA cluster around $98–$100.
A sustained break above $96 would bring the 50-day simple moving average near $110 into view, an upside target cited by CoinPaper and other analysts.
If bullish momentum holds, maintaining support at $80 and clearing $90 on strong volume could open the path toward $110–$120 in coming weeks.
Alternatively, continued consolidation between $82 and $92 may persist until a broader catalyst emerges.
A daily close below $84 would weaken the constructive setup and reintroduce downside risk toward the $82–$78 region.
According to Coinpedia, repeated rejection near $90 could imply a 10–15% pullback, with deeper support levels between $75 and $65.
WalletInvestor’s 12-month projection places SOL around $158.27, while more aggressive estimates reported by Brave New Coin suggest $360 by early 2027, contingent on sustained network demand.
Recent support and resistance mapping reinforces the $88–$90 zone as a pivotal medium-term threshold.
Cross-Chain Liquidity and New Projects
The divergence between SOL, ETH, and BTC underscores the fragmented liquidity structure across major blockchain ecosystems.
Each network operates largely within isolated capital environments, complicating cross-chain execution.
LiquidChain, a Layer 3 infrastructure project, aims to address this issue through a Unified Liquidity Layer combining Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana liquidity.
The project proposes Verifiable Settlement and Single-Step Execution to reduce routing complexity and latency.
The presale price is listed at $0.01452 per $LIQUID, with approximately $693,000 raised so far.
As with any early-stage token offering, execution and liquidity risks remain, and independent research is essential before participation.
