Solana is compressing between major support and resistance levels. With bullish bias building, traders are watching closely for a decisive breakout—or another leg down.
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SOL's Open Interest has increased on today's price bounce, but previously it has decreased as the price has moved lower. This suggests there's a consistent bias amongst traders to Long SOL, hence the unwinding of OI when the price moves down.
SOL's Funding Rate is positive, but not in frothy territory.
SOL's Open Interest (by USD value):
Technical analysis
We previously identified the Yellow Box as a key area for SOL and its price. Above the Yellow Box, and price action should remain bullish; below it, and we can see further downside.
SOL has pulled back to a key horizontal support at $144 where price has then bounced from.
Price is now retesting the underside of the Yellow box, which is a local resistance at $157.
SOL could now potentially be range-bound, like ETH, between the $144 support and the $164 horizontal resistance.
If the price breaks down from the $144 horizontal support, then $135 is the next local support. If the price breaks out of $164, the next upside target is $184.
The RSI is in a healthy position. It's in middle territory, but above its moving average.
Next Support: $144
Next Resistance: $164
Direction: Neutral
Upside Target: $184
Downside Target: $144
Cryptonary's take
Like ETH, SOL may stay range-bound between $144 and $157 for now, with upside bias above $157. We're watching for signs of a convincing breakout in either direction, although we'd expect the breakout to be to the upside rather than the downside. The key upside levels for price to clear above are $157 and then $164.
If price were to fall below $144, we'd look to add SOL to our long-term bags, between $120 and $144. However, our expectation is that the price remains range-bound between $144 and $157 in the short term.
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