Solana is currently trading near $130, showing signs of stabilization after a turbulent week characterized by significant sell-offs and the emergence of a death cross between its 50-day and 200-day moving averages. This crossover has historically indicated prolonged downward trends, prompting traders to closely monitor the $121–$123 support zone to determine its resilience against increasing selling pressure.
The technical landscape for SOL remains predominantly bearish, shaped by a steep descending channel that has governed major price swings since mid-September. Each recovery attempt has faltered at the channel”s midpoint, further reinforcing the downtrend with a series of lower highs. The upcoming days are pivotal, as the death cross is set to occur for the first time since early 2023, which could lead to extended consolidation if buyers fail to regain traction.
The $121–$123 support area has been tested multiple times this week and stands as the last significant barrier before a possible decline towards $107 and $95. Key bearish factors contributing to this outlook include:
- A consistent pattern of lower highs since September
- A midline of the channel that has rejected all bullish attempts
- Impending crossover of the 50-day and 200-day EMAs
Despite this bearish backdrop, buying activity has emerged at the lower edge of the channel, evidenced by recent candles featuring long lower wicks and smaller bodies. This suggests aggressive buying interest around the $121 mark. Additionally, the RSI, currently at 33, has rebounded from oversold levels, indicating a mild bullish divergence as momentum stabilizes while price tests support.
A key indicator of renewed strength for Solana will be reclaiming the $144–$146 range. A break above $172, the upper boundary of the channel, would indicate a significant trend reversal. However, traders looking for safer entry points may prefer to wait for a confirmed bullish candle within the $121–$123 area. A close above $144 would affirm early bullish momentum, paving the way towards $146, $172, and potentially $205 if overall market conditions improve.
If the $121 support fails to hold, the death cross narrative could intensify, leading to deeper declines as we head into December. Nevertheless, if macroeconomic conditions stabilize, there is potential for SOL to transition from a decline phase to accumulation, presenting new opportunities ahead of forthcoming presale events.
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