• Solana trades in a tight range, with $210 marked as the key breakout level.
• Market momentum shows constructive signals, but volume confirmation is critical.
• Fresh ETF filings by Franklin Templeton, VanEck, and Canary Capital could add a strong bullish catalyst.

Solana’s price action has entered a critical phase, as highlighted by market expert Kamran Asghar, who compared the setup to a spring tightening ahead of release.

But analysis suggests a bullish wedge pattern developing below the $210 resistance level, where a clean breakout may unleash vast bull potential.

The market is currently in a definite horizontal range between $195 and $210. From the latest chart analyses, $210 is the structural resistance that is packed with buy orders and liquidity.

The support is at $195–$198, where frequent bounces have solidified regular demand. That keeps the short-term bias slightly bullish, but Solana is in consolidation nonetheless.

Technical indicators support the strength thesis. The RSI is at around 54, well above the neutral line, indicating that the buyers are in control without reaching the overbought region.

The MACD displays the line holding above the indicator line, and the histogram remains in the positive area, showing surging momentum. Traders are cautioned that confirmation is pending daily trade action.

A true breakout is on the horizon for robust activity compared to the previous sessions; otherwise, price risks slipping back in the range.

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Fibonacci Levels Define Risk Zones

Key Fibonacci retracement levels underpin near-term direction. A close above $210 with a subsequent retest in the $206–$208 range would confirm a breakout up and clear the way into $225 and $235. Rises to $250 cannot be excluded in the event of a change in momentum.

To the downside, a break below $197.2, the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement level, would dampen the bull thesis. Such a situation would take Solana into additional support at $189.3 and $176.5. The breaking level is around the past swing low of $155.79, where the bull structure weakens.

Solana ETF Developments Add Fuel to the Narrative

In addition to charts, momentum from the regulators is a further stimulus. Franklin Templeton, VanEck, and Canary Capital filed amended S-1 applications for a Solana ETF with the U.S. SEC.

The applications verify that Marinade Finance will be the only staking provider, with the staking rewards being redeployed to support the fund’s net asset value.

The updated draft also addresses increased custody arrangements, of breaking assets into partitions between hot and cold storage under custodian control. Investors will not directly possess private keys but will benefit from daily disclosure of net asset value and holdings to improve transparency.

These ETF filings, if ratified, could provide the external stimulus that would see Solana breach through that $210 resistance level and get the technical and fundamental forces on a higher trajectory.

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