• Solana is retesting a key support zone, hinting at a possible bullish reversal ahead.
• Price stability within the $183–$187 range shows strong technical backing despite the recent pullback.
• A rebound above $220 could trigger renewed momentum and signal a broader uptrend.

Solana (SOL) is showing signs of a potential return as it is re-testing a significant support line. Analysts see that this level may be where the price goes from here next. If buying pressure increases, then SOL may spike through on its own and indicate its entry into a bullish era.

At the time of writing, SOL is trading at $184.63, with a 24-hour trading volume of $12.66 billion and a market cap of $100.91 billion. The price has dipped 4.87% in the past day, showing a short-term pullback after recent gains.

Solana Attempts Weak Uptrend Reversal

A well-known crypto analyst, More Crypto Online, pointed out that Solana seems to be trying to reverse up again, although momentum is still limited at present. He added that from the intraday low price action, only three obvious upward waves are presented, so with that, it seems that it still lacks complete proof of strength on its move.

Solana Approaches Key Support Zone

Adding to this, another analyst. CryptoPulse noted that Solana is again testing its upward trendline, a spot that was a good support point multiple times in the last few months. In his opinion, this point may determine whether SOL continues its uptrend or falls further.

If the price can rebound from that level, then SOL can attempt to retest that $220 barrier in the short term. The breaking of a decisive daily candle above $220 can be a signal that momentum is back up and can create space for a bigger upsurge later on.

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Solana Shows Steady Technical Strength

Solana is remaining stable within the MA Ribbon area of $183.09 to $187.77 with good technical support from moving averages. The RSI at 49.02 is below its previous level of 56.88, showing a downturning momentum as well as an even keel market tone.

The MACD line at 10.15 is still lower than the 11.33 bottoming signal line, exhibiting a weak bearish crossover. The histogram also stays slightly negative, suggesting weakening momentum but not a strong sell signal yet. In case buying pressure accumulates, a bullish swing in MACD may send SOL back to $190–$200 resisting zone.

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