Solana $67 support tested: rebound bid, $95–$100 key resistance
Solana (SOL) is trading near the $67–$67.45 support zone after a further downward push. Both articles note the short-term trend is still bearish, but sell pressure is weakening.
A technical shift is highlighted by bullish RSI divergence: RSI formed a higher low while price printed lower lows, a setup that has appeared around prior bottoms. Traders are also comparing the current structure to Solana’s 2022–2023 accumulation pattern.
Resistance remains the main hurdle. The $95–$100 band is the confirmation area for a broader trend reversal. In the near term, Solana (SOL) must hold $67.45 and then reclaim $78.38–$79.04 to improve the odds of a rebound toward roughly $70–$71.
Risk is clear for SOL bulls: a decisive daily close below $67.45 would invalidate the rebound path and could pull price toward $62–$63.
(Disclaimer: not investment advice.)
Neutral
Solana (SOL) is positioned at a near-term decision level ($67–$67.45). The setup is not yet confirmed as a full bottom: the higher-timeframe structure is still bearish, and $95–$100 must be reclaimed to validate a longer-term reversal. However, weakening sell momentum and bullish RSI divergence provide a credible early-caution signal for accumulation rather than immediate continuation of the selloff.
For traders, the next few sessions matter most: holding $67.45 supports a bounce toward $70–$71 and a potential retest of $78.38–$79.04. A daily close below $67.45 would flip the bias back to bearish with downside risk toward $62–$63. Because the outcome depends on those triggers, the overall impact on SOL is assessed as neutral (watch for confirmation either way).