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Solana is now facing critical liquidity resistance as the broader crypto market attempts to stabilize following weeks of extreme volatility and uncertainty. After a brutal downtrend that saw SOL lose more than 47% of its value since early March, buyers are finally stepping in. This shift in momentum has sparked cautious optimism, but challenges remain ahead.
SOL had been under immense selling pressure for nearly two months, dropping from its peak to levels not seen since late 2023. After briefly falling below $100, Solana has bounced back and is now testing a key trendline resistance — a level that could determine whether the recent rebound gains traction or fizzles out.
Top analyst Ted Pillows shared a technical view on X highlighting that Solana is now 60% down from its peak, suggesting that capitulation has likely taken place. According to Pillows, the current setup looks like a retest of trendline resistance, which has historically acted as a major barrier for price recoveries. As Solana nears this critical level, traders are closely watching for signs of a breakout or rejection. The next few days could determine whether SOL reclaims lost ground or resumes its downward trend.
Solana Eyes Breakout As Bulls Return After Brutal Correction
Solana has finally shown signs of life after weeks of relentless selling pressure. Following a sharp correction that drove SOL to a low of $95, the asset bounced over 25% since Monday, signaling renewed buying interest. The recovery came in tandem with a broader market rebound triggered by U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for all countries except China, whose tariffs were raised from 125% to 145%.
Pillows shared a chart suggesting that Solana is once again testing a key trendline resistance, and capitulation may have already occurred. According to Pillows, this could be the turning point for Solana — provided bulls can secure a decisive daily close above $130.
Looking forward, multiple bullish catalysts are lining up for Solana. The highly anticipated Firedancer upgrade is expected to significantly boost scalability and performance. In addition, talks around the potential approval of Solana ETFs, as well as its inclusion in the Digital Asset Stockpile, add to investor optimism. On-chain activity is also rising, with stablecoin supply on Solana up 140% and DEX volume seeing a notable resurgence.
If SOL can push past this trendline resistance and close above $130, a sustained rally could follow — one that finally shifts market sentiment back in favor of bulls.
SOL Price Holds Key Support as Bulls Eye Recovery
Solana (SOL) is currently trading at $117 as bulls attempt to reclaim momentum after weeks of selling pressure. The short-term goal remains clear: reclaim the $125 resistance zone, which has acted as a major barrier since the recent downtrend began. A decisive push above this level could open the door for a run toward $145, where the next liquidity zone sits and a full recovery rally may begin.
However, maintaining support above $112 is absolutely critical. This level has become a key pivot area in the 4-hour chart, and bulls must defend it to avoid triggering a bearish reversal. If this support fails, the probability of SOL dropping back below the $100 mark increases significantly, potentially reigniting panic selling.
Despite market-wide volatility, SOL has shown resilience, bouncing more than 25% from its recent lows around $95. This upward momentum, however, needs to be sustained with consistent volume and strength above resistance levels. Investors are closely watching for a breakout above $125 as a potential confirmation that the recent bounce is more than just a relief rally. Until then, Solana remains in a tight range, with $112 and $125 defining the immediate battle zone.
Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView
