Many are wondering if the rally in $SOL is finished, or if this decline signals the end of the upward move.
Look calmly at the structure. $SOL is following a familiar pattern: a strong advance, a pullback into a demand zone, a period of consolidation, and then preparation for the next upward leg.
Solana already rallied strongly into the $240–$260 resistance zone, faced rejection, and pulled back in an orderly way. This decline did not break the overall structure—it respected the $120–$140 demand zone, which is now serving as a foundation.
This area has been tested several times before, and each time buyers have returned. Current price action indicates selling pressure is easing, not increasing.
Right now, SOL is rebuilding momentum, not breaking down. This is the stage where many grow impatient, while strategic investors wait quietly.
As long as Solana stays above the $100–$120 region, the broader bullish outlook remains valid.
Once price begins to move again with conviction and volume, the next upside objectives are clear. First, a recovery of $180–$200, followed by a strong advance toward $240–$260. A decisive break above that level would open the path toward $300+ in the next major phase.
This is not a time to chase.
This is not a time to panic.
This is a time to wait, watch, and position thoughtfully.
Solana doesn’t move in straight lines—it moves in waves, consolidates, and then surprises the crowd.
Patience now can yield significant rewards later.
