• Solana (SOL) is expected to trade within a range of $130.39 and $145.39, according to Coincodex data.
• At press time, the altcoin is trading at $130.1.
• SOL’s oversold RSI hints at a potential bounce, but the downward-sloping EMA-50 remains a major barrier to any sustained November recovery.

Solana (SOL), known for its high-speed, high-throughput blockchain, is gaining attention as it edges closer to the $145 level. With improving market sentiment and rising network activity, traders are eyeing November as a potential turning point that could support a fresh upswing in SOL’s price momentum.

Coincodex’s Solana Forecast for November

According to Coincodex’s current price prediction for Solana (SOL), the price is expected to rise by 10.76% and reach $144.42 by December 24, 2025. Based on the SOL forecast, it’s now a good time to buy the altcoin.

As per Coincodex data, over the next five days, SOL will reach the highest price of $131.14 on November 29, 2025, which would represent 0.33% growth compared to the current price. This follows a -6.62% price change over the last 7 days.

In 2025, Solana (SOL) is expected to trade within a range of $130.39 and $145.39, resulting in an average annualized price of $140.54. This could result in a potential return on investment of 10.95% compared to the current rates.

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Current Price Action: Trend, Resistance, and Support Breakdown

Solana (SOL) currently has a market capitalization of approximately $73.29 billion, with a trading volume of about $4.55 billion in the last 24 hours. At press time, the altcoin is trading at $130.1, having increased by 0.31% over the past 24 hours.

The price is moving in a bearish trend and is currently testing a resistance level near $130.64. If it breaks above this, the next target could be $140.00. On the downside, the support level is around $127.42. If the altcoin falls below this level, we might see a drop towards $120.00.

The blue line indicates the resistance level at $130.64, while the yellow line represents the support level at $127.42.

RSI Weakness Meets Downward-Pressured EMA 50

The RSI around 33 to 32 shows Solana (SOL) is in oversold territory, signaling weakened momentum but also the possibility of a short-term relief bounce if buyers step in.

The EMA 50 (red line – 166.7) is trending downward and sitting well above the current price, acting as a strong dynamic resistance. SOL will need a decisive push back above this moving average to confirm any meaningful uptrend toward $145.

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