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Solana: On-chain activity rises, but SOL isn’t done falling – Here’s why

The 1-day chart saw a bearish swing structure shift, and the RSI on this timeframe was in oversold territory.

Solana: On-chain activity rises, but SOL isn’t done falling - Here's why

Solana [SOL] has sunk toward the $100 support zone after failing to breach the $150 supply zone.

The bulls had been trying to climb past this resistance since mid-November, but the recent market-wide selling sent the altcoin lower.

Solana 1-week Chart
Source: SOL/USDT on TradingView

SOL has a bearish bias on the weekly chart. After the strong performance toward the end of 2024, it saw a bearish structure break in April 2025.

The rejection in September 2025 at the 78.6% retracement level at $252.9 proved that the structure break in April was not a liquidity sweep but a true trend shift.

At the time of writing, it appeared highly likely that SOL would fall below the $95 swing low from April 2025.

The bullish arguments for Solana

Recently, AMBCrypto explored the possibility of a Solana rally toward $300. This was deemed unlikely until the bulls reclaimed the key supply zone at $150.

Another report highlighted that prediction sites such as Kalshi were pessimistic about SOL rallying toward ambitious targets such as $450.

For those with a longer investment horizon, the $1,000 price target was perfectly feasible. VanEck modeled a bullish scenario that presented a price target of $3,200 for SOL by 2029.

News that the network experienced increased on-chain activity was also welcome. It is possible this could make SOL more attractive as an investment, as speculation is converted into tangible economic value.

Traders’ call to action – Sell the bounce

Solana 1-day Chart
Source: SOL/USDT on TradingView

The 1-day chart saw a bearish swing structure shift, marked in orange. The $120 and $140 levels were local supply zones. Swing traders can wait for a bounce toward $120 to go short.

The RSI was in oversold territory with a reading of 22. The high selling volume in recent days took the OBV to new multi-month lows.

The $64 and $47.9 were the next long-term support levels. In the coming weeks, $95 and $78 can also see a temporary bullish reaction. A Bitcoin [BTC] drop below $74k would make this bearish scenario more likely.


Final Thoughts

  • The weekly Solana chart showed a bearish structure in place, and a move to $95 was imminent.
  • Swing traders can use a bounce toward $120 to go short, targeting $78 and $64, especially if Bitcoin falls below and stays below $74k.

Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion.

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Akashnath S

Journalist

Akashnath S is a Senior Journalist and Technical Analysis expert at AMBCrypto. He specializes in dissecting price action, identifying key market trends through advanced chart patterns, and forecasting both short-term and long-term asset trajectories.

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