As SOL approaches a potential $205 breakout, open interest and funding rates point to bullish sentiment. Dive into key levels for SOL.
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SOL's Open Interest (by number of coins) has spiked to a new yearly high following the Trump win.
Funding Rate-wise, SOLs are similar to ETHs. 0.01% on major, more liquid exchanges, but
Funding has moved more meaningfully positively on the less liquid exchanges. This can go further, but it'll likely need a small flush out at some point. But this wouldn't worry us in terms of a meaningful price drawdown. We'll hold through any volatility.
SOL's open interest:
Technical analysis
Following the breakdown of the local uptrend line, SOL found some support just below the local support of $162, and it was able to put in a much stronger bounce following the Trump win.
We identified previously that the $180 to $190 area is likely to act as a resistance box for price in the short-term. That's now what we're seeing, but, we emphasise, in the very short-term.
It's possible that the price will now pull back a tad and use the $180 level as new support.
A clean breakout above $205, and SOL will just send. That's the key level to watch.
Another positive is that SOL has also reclaimed the local uptrend.
Like ETH, SOL's RSI is approaching overbought territory, but it isn't there yet. More room to head higher for price here.
Next Support: $180
Next Resistance: $190
Direction: Neutral/Bullish
Upside Target: $190 (to $205 upon breakout)
Downside Target: $180
Cryptonary's take
It's possible that price remains in a tight range for a few days (between $180 and $190). However, we're expecting price to breakout in the coming 12 weeks and to test the $200 level. Whilst we're not sure we'll get an immediate breakout above $200, we do believe it's eventually inevitable.
We remain super constructive and bullish on the market here, with SOL being one of our core positions.
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