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SOL Solana faces key resistance test: Analysts analyze support and resistance levels
Crypto Patel pointed out that the $110-$115 range is the key resistance level. If a breakthrough is confirmed, the goal may look towards $140,$200 or even a new high. Ella (LBank Partner) identified $98.5-$100 as a support area, while standing above $106 may open up space to $109-$110.5. The flow of spot funds is mixed, making the direction of SOL uncertain; if it falls below $99, it may be further exposed to $96 and lower.
Analysts delineate key resistance and support
Crypto Patel identified $110-$115 as the main resistance area. He said that if the weekly closing price is higher than the range and is subsequently successfully backtested, it can confirm the return of bull momentum. He listed follow-up targets to focus on: $140,$200 and potential new historical highs.
However, Patel also described another situation of rejection. If sellers regain control of the situation, SOL may fall back into the $70-$80 range. If there is a larger decline to around $50, the area may become an accumulation area after the market builds a solid bottom. His long-term forecasts range from $500 to $1,000, but he emphasized that these are not guaranteed results.
Ella sets the support level between $98.5 and $100. According to her analysis, the daily level will close above $106, which will make $109-$110.5 the focus of attention. If the daily line closes below $98, a risk of $94.5-$96 may be exposed. She described the current trend as a post-expansion consolidation phase until a certain direction is confirmed.
SOL prices retreated after rebound in September
SOL started around $101-$103 at the beginning of the month, and then fell to $97.5-$98 on September 2. On September 5 and 6, the recovery strengthened, pushing SOL above $105, reaching a high of approximately $107-$107.5. This rise was accompanied by positive spot inflows: one inflow of more than $20 million around September 3, and other inflows ranged from $5 million to $12 million around September 6.
Prices have since reversed, falling back to $101-$102 on September 8 and 9. SOL weakened further to around $99 on September 10. The chart shows that there were outflows of nearly $17 million and $11 million on September 10 and September 11, respectively.
The flow of spot funds leaves the next step unclear
On September 11, a brief inflow of nearly US$5 million to US$6 million pushed SOL to US$104-US$105. However, the rebound did not last, and SOL immediately returned to $100-$101 and closed around $99-$100 on September 13.
Continued net inflows may support a price recovery towards $102, challenging $105-$107. However, if net outflows continue and fall below $99, they may be exposed to $96 and below.
