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SOLUSDT Holds Support – Eyes on 148–150 ZoneLooking at the H4 chart, SOL has just broken above the green FVG cluster at 136–140 and is now holding above it, turning this area into new support. Multiple H4 candles closing above 140 indicate selling pressure below has weakened, and buyers are accepting higher prices. The lower Ichimoku cloud is starting to curve up, signaling that the previous downward momentum has lost strength, and a corrective upswing is forming. Above, the large FVG cluster around 148–150 remains untested, likely acting as a “price magnet” for the current move. My only forecast for SOLUSDT: I expect SOL to continue rising. In the short term, price may pull back slightly to 140–138 to retest the green FVG and attract more buying. As long as SOL holds above 136, these dips are just pullbacks within the uptrend. From the current base, SOL could gradually climb toward 148–150 USDT, where strong FVG and resistance are located, making it an area to watch in the coming sessions.
BINANCE:SOLUSDLong
by Momonoo
11
SOL Reversal Structure Forming Inside Downtrend ChannelHi! Solana is trading inside a well-defined descending channel, but momentum is shifting. Price has broken the inner descending trendline and is now forming a clear inverse Head & Shoulders at the bottom of the structure. The neckline zone has been tested multiple times, showing growing buyer strength. As long as price holds above the right-shoulder support, the structure favors a bullish continuation. A breakout above the neckline opens the way toward the upper boundary of the main descending channel, with the next key reaction zone near $155–160. Failure to hold the right shoulder would delay the reversal and pull the price back toward mid-channel support.
BINANCE:SOLUSDLong
by melikatrader94
10
The end of crypto being an alt investment?If ever there was evidence that crypto has become normalized and absorbed into mainstream institutional behaviour—moving more like a unified asset class and less like a collection of wild outliers—this is it. Across four randomly selected coins with very different purposes and market caps ( COINBASE:BTCUSD - top left, COINBASE:XRPUSD - top right, COINBASE:SOLUSD - bottom left and BINANCE:TRXUSD - bottom right): 2 out of 4 ranged 35–40% in an almost identical pattern over the same period 3 out of 4 ranged 35–48% in an almost identical pattern over the same period 4 out of 4 ranged 20–48% in an almost identical pattern over the same period These similarities raise the question: are we now past the era of: Huge, isolated crypto swings? Crypto consistently moving counter to the S&P, FTSE and other indices? Crypto acting as a true alternative asset class? Not quite. Yes, institutional capital is now clearly in the market, but how crypto behaves still depends heavily on how those institutions manage their allocations. Crypto remains capable of sharp, counter-intuitive moves—but with less of the explosive upside (or catastrophic downside) that defined the early years. Crypto volatility is likely to be lower than before—but still far above that of major indices or mega-cap equities (the “Apple/Google/Amazon equivalents” of traditional markets). And crucially, crypto can still move counter to the stock market, as shown in the second image where BTC (and most major coins) fell while equities rallied. This also leads us to the following - the three investor archetypes now dominating crypto: The Whales – Formerly wealthy early adopters, but now overwhelmingly institutional players. Their capital, risk management structure and access to liquidity eclipse everyone beneath them. The Sharks – Yesterday’s whales. Powerful enough to cause volatility and trigger widespread stop-loss cascades, but no longer able to dictate the market the way they once could. The Nemos – Retail investors, small and scattered, swimming in the wake of the larger fishes while trying (often desperately) to “find Dory*.” At the same time, crypto has shown increasing correlation with stock market trends—particularly between April and October—further evidence of institutional influence and a sign that crypto is becoming mainstream, integrated, and less viable as a true alternative asset class capable of life-changing returns (or losses). Notes: * Dory: Alpha – mythical, elusive, and mostly found in pixel form (cinemas, and charts on social media trading apps :-) ).
by slip_stream
SOL 3D – Retesting Trendline, But Will Support Break Next?SOL remains in a clear daily downtrend, with price consistently setting lower highs beneath the descending trendline. Price is now pulling back into a potential lower-high retest zone, directly aligned with the confluence of the 50/100 EMAs overhead. Unless SOL can reclaim this trendline with a strong daily close, this setup favors continuation lower. The first major area of interest is the $126 support, which has acted as a key reaction level across multiple months. A clean break of this level opens the door toward the lower $109 liquidity zone, which historically attracts deep wicks and stop-hunts before reversal attempts. Stoch RSI remains in the oversold region, but without a confirmed bullish cross or momentum shift. Trend structure takes priority unless buyers reclaim the trendline and break the sequence of lower highs. Watching for: • Reaction at the trendline retest • Daily close above or below $126 • Liquidity sweep toward $109 for potential reversal setups
Short
by Quant_Trading_Pro
Bitcoin Time-Channel CyclesYellow = 1064d expansion Green = 658d mean node Blue = 364d compression This chart documents a repeating BTC time-channel structure built from prior cycle highs and lows. The goal here is not to force a price prediction, but to show that Bitcoin has been respecting a consistent rhythm in time and slope across multiple market regimes. When the previous major ATL is used as the anchor, the next macro expansion phase has repeatedly aligned with a ~1064-day duration. That expansion window is displayed as the larger corridor, and it has now shown up cleanly from the 2015 ATL into the 2017 ATH, from the 2018 ATL into the 2021 ATH, and again from the 2022 ATL into the 2025 ATH.. Inside each 1064-day expansion corridor, a secondary time node appears at roughly 658 days, which is the golden-ratio contraction of the full expansion cycle. What’s notable is that price has not been randomly positioned at this midpoint in time. Instead, it has repeatedly migrated back to the mean of the rising channel near the 658 day mark, acting like a structural equilibrium reset within the broader uptrend. This “mean hit” behavior is visible across cycles and is one of the main reasons to watch time geometry alongside price geometry. After the mean-hit, the market has historically rotated into the final leg of the expansion phase before completing the cycle high. Following each macro high, the bearish compression phase has clustered around ~364 days, shown as the blue corridor. These reset windows are materially shorter than the expansion windows, which matches the observed tendency for bullish advances to build over years while bearish phases compress into faster, more volatile declines. The expansion to compression ratio is close to 3:1, reinforcing the idea that the market “inhales” slowly and “exhales” quickly in time. The important takeaway is that the model is not asking price to obey a specific number; it’s showing how price has behaved inside repeating time-based corridors, with the mean of the channel acting as a magnet around the 658 day node. This framework is shared as a structural study, not a guarantee. Markets can mutate, and no historical symmetry is permanent. However, when a time-channel sequence repeats cleanly across multiple cycles, it becomes a useful way to frame expectation, especially for identifying where equilibrium touches and regime shifts are statistically more likely to occur. If this rhythm continues to hold, future cycle windows can be mapped the same way, with the emphasis placed on time-based decision zones and mean reactions rather than on any single price target.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by johnconner966
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COINBASE:SOLUSD
by Matej_trader
2
SOLUSD Bearish ContinuationSOLUSD is firmly in a daily downtrend after sliding from above 250 to a recent low near 136.23. Price is now hovering around 141.43, consolidating in what looks like a classic bear flag under a fully bearish MA stack (MA20 at 154.14 below MA60 at 186.94 and MA120 at 193.07). With Squeeze Momentum showing a negative “squeeze release,” the backdrop still favors a continuation lower rather than a sustained recovery. The primary path is simple: a daily close below 136.00 would confirm a breakdown from the flag and open the door toward 132, then 128, with an extended objective near the 120 zone. In that scenario, a reclaim of 144–148 would be the first warning that sellers are losing control, and a sustained move above 155–156 would invalidate the immediate bearish continuation idea and put 170–171 back on the map as a possible squeeze target. Aggressive bulls only really get a counter-trend setup if SOLUSD can close above 155.00, clearing the declining MA20 and trapping late shorts, with 171 as the next major resistance. Until that happens, failed bounces into 148–155 are more likely to offer opportunities for trend-following shorts than a lasting bottom. This is a study, not financial advice. Manage risk and invalidations. Thought of the Day 💡 In strong trends, “no trade” is often better than fighting the tape. ------------------------- Thanks for your support! If you found this idea helpful or learned something new, drop a like 👍 and leave a comment, I’d love to hear your thoughts!
COINBASE:SOLUSDShort
by bbqgio
SOLANA, November 15 Two Possible Correction Scenarios — One Outcome In my view, Solana is currently forming a corrective structure. At this moment, there are two scenarios: 🟧 Orange Scenario The ABC corrective pattern has likely just completed, and Solana may follow the orange arrow toward 126 and potentially even lower. 🟪 Purple Scenario The current flat ABC structure may actually represent wave A of a larger ABC correction — similar to what happened in Bitcoin right before its recent drop (see my recent BTC post where I expected 94K). If this scenario plays out, Solana could first rise toward 144–146, and only then move down to 126. I previously mentioned that I was waiting for Solana at 136 — and we’ve already seen that level. I also expect 124, and possibly even lower. But for now, I keep my short-term target at 126. My global target is 112, but first, let’s see how exactly Solana approaches 126 — this will help confirm whether it truly intends to move below that level. Let’s see which path Solana prefers — personally, I’m leaning toward the orange one. ⚠️Disclaimer: This is not financial advice or a call to action — only my personal vision. 🚀If you don’t want to miss updates, feel free to follow, leave reactions, or drop a comment. Your support truly motivates me to continue posting regular Solana updates.
Short
by chart1stry
2
DeGRAM | SOLUSD held the $130 support level📊 Technical Analysis ● SOL/USD has created a false break below the dynamic support line while defending the 135–145 demand zone, signaling seller exhaustion. ● Price is stabilizing inside a descending channel; a rebound toward 160 is likely if buyers push above the short-term triangle breakout area. 💡 Fundamental Analysis ● Solana sentiment improves as ecosystem inflows rise and on-chain activity stabilizes, supporting recovery potential. ✨ Summary Support: 135–145. Targets: 155 → 160. Medium-term bullish bias above demand zone. ------------------- Share your opinion in the comments and support the idea with a like. Thanks for your support!
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by DeGRAM
1
SOL is Oversold (-1.3 Z-Score). Time to Buy? (Quant Analysis)Solana has been in a relentless downtrend, but my Quant Master system is finally flashing signs of seller exhaustion. What the Algo sees: The Trend is still Bearish: The candles are Red. Price is below the Supertrend and below the institutional VWAP anchor. The trend is down, do not fight the current. The "TP" Signal (Bottom Right): Notice the small Purple Triangle that just printed at the lows ($130 region). This signals that Price has deviated significantly from the mean. Historically (look at the chart left), these TP signals mark local bottoms where shorts should cover. The Data: Z-Score: -1.3 (Approaching the -2.0 "Bounce Zone"). Market Weather: Trending (Green Label) but deep in bearish territory. My Game Plan: The "TP" tells me to stop shorting, but the "Red Candles" tell me it is too early to buy. I am waiting for the Z-Score to hit -2.0 OR for a confirmed Blue Candle close above $142 to confirm the reversal. Until then, patience pays.
COINBASE:SOLUSD
by CustomQuantLabs
Structure trainingHello friends Well, you see that a spike has been made by the sellers and a bearish structure has formed. So, be careful that after each spike, the price needs to take a break, so it either suffers or pullbacks, spikes again, and continues. Now the question is, how do we know when our downtrend is over? You need to be careful and wait for the weakness of sellers and the strength of buyers, the important signs of which I will tell you. The first sign is the last spike, which requires our bottom to be broken by sharp sellers and the price to be reversed by sharp buyers. Here it is important that we set a higher ceiling and break this spike formed by sellers, which is also called CHOCH in a correction, which means the same change in structure. Our second sign is the lower lows, which is also very important and of great importance because it shows the advantage of buyers and helps a lot. And in the price pullback we can enter the trade with risk and capital management. Our stop loss is placed below the last low or the last spike that you said and the target is double that R/R=2 *The win rate of this strategy is also 60* *Trade safely with us*
Education
by TheHunters_Company
Solana is still far from a bearish phase (3D)From the point where we placed the red arrow on the chart, a corrective phase has developed on Solana, and the buying pressure has been so strong that the corrections have established a new high. Currently, the decline we are experiencing is for Wave E. All these fluctuations between the high and low are for re-accumulation, and Solana is targeting above $350. We expect a price reversal from the green zone on higher timeframes, and this view will only be invalidated if a weekly candle closes below the invalidation level. For risk management, please don't forget stop loss and capital management When we reach the first target, save some profit and then change the stop to entry Comment if you have any questions Thank You
by behdark
12
#SOL/USDT Bullish trend analysis Read The caption#SOL The price is moving within an ascending channel on the 1-hour timeframe and is adhering to it well. It is poised to break out strongly and retest the channel. We have a downtrend line on the RSI indicator that is about to break and retest, which supports the upward move. There is a key support zone in green at the 137 price, representing a strong support point. We have a trend to stabilize above the 100-period moving average. Entry price: 141 First target: 143 Second target: 145 Third target: 148 Don't forget a simple money management rule: Place your stop-loss order below the green support zone. Once you reach the first target, save some money and then change your stop-loss order to an entry order. For any questions, please leave a comment. Thank you.
Long
by CryptoAnalystSignal