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Solana Strikes $90: Will This Rebound Lead SOL Price to $100 or Face Resistance at $95?

2026/03/23 20:22
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Solana Price Reclaims $85, but On-Chain Data Tells a More Cautious Story

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Solana price has staged a modest recovery after a sharp pullback, but the price continues to struggle below a key resistance zone, keeping the broader structure range-bound. While market conditions have slightly improved, SOL remains capped under the $92 level, preventing a confirmed bullish breakout.

The current setup suggests that the recent bounce may not be enough to shift momentum. Instead, the price appears to be consolidating within a defined range, raising the possibility of another move toward lower support levels before any sustained recovery begins.

With the $80 zone emerging as a crucial demand area, the next move could determine whether Solana sets the stage for a stronger rebound toward $100 or continues to trade within the existing range.

Solana Price Analysis: Range Breakdown Risk Builds Below $92 Resistance

Solana continues to trade within a well-defined range, with the price repeatedly facing rejection near the $92 resistance zone. Despite recent recovery attempts, bulls have failed to secure a breakout, keeping the price action capped within the range. The chart highlights a prolonged consolidation phase, where SOL has been forming a base between $92 and $68, indicating a balance between buyers and sellers. 

However, the recent rejection near the upper boundary suggests weakening bullish momentum.

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The RSI is incremental, while the MACD is still bearish, which suggests the buying pressure has not mounted yet. With this, the possibility of a rejection may remain higher with the price heading back to the support. 

Structure & Key Zones

  • Resistance: $92
  • Range Low / Major Support: $68
  • Mid-Range Support: $80–$82 (demand zone)

The highlighted zone around $80 emerges as a critical area, aligning with your thesis of a potential liquidity sweep. A move toward this level could act as a reset, allowing stronger hands to accumulate before a possible rebound.

What Comes Next?

If Solana price fails to reclaim $92, the probability of a pullback toward the $80 support zone increases. This level is likely to attract buying interest and could act as a trigger point for a relief rally.

However, if $80 fails to hold, the downside could extend toward the $68 range low, which remains the key structural support. On the upside, only a decisive breakout above $92 would invalidate the current range-bound structure and open the path toward $100 and higher levels.

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