Solana has stayed locked between $76 support and $98 resistance for more than 110 sessions. Analysts say SOL still refuses to break lower, but buyers need a clean move above the upper range to confirm a breakout. Solana Price Holds Mid-Range as SOL Refuses Lower Move Solana is holding near the middle of its daily range after repeated attempts to push lower failed, according to a chart shared by James on X. The analyst said SOL is “refusing to go lower” while staying close to the range midpoint. He added that a move higher from this area would put pressure on bearish positions. Solana Range Chart. Source: James on X The chart shows SOL trading inside a wide range after a sharp drop earlier in the year. The lower boundary sits near $76.56–$77.62, while the upper boundary stands near $97.90–$98.35. SOL is now moving near the middle of that range, around the $85–$87 zone. This area has acted as a balance point several times, with price moving above and below it without a clear breakout. The setup shows buyers defending the lower part of the structure. SOL has not returned to the range lows, even after recent selling pressure. If SOL moves higher from the midpoint, the chart points back toward the upper range near $98. That would mark the next major resistance area. However, a drop back toward the range lows would bring the $76–$77 zone into focus again. James said he would look to add there if SOL revisits that area. For now, the chart shows Solana stuck between range support and range resistance. The next signal depends on whether buyers can push SOL away from the midpoint and toward the top of the range. Solana Price Holds 111-Day Range as Analyst Points to Breakout Setup Solana has stayed inside the same daily accumulation range for more than 110 sessions, according to a chart shared by ChiefraT on X. The analyst said SOL’s range is still expanding and argued that a breakout could follow after the long sideways structure. Solana Accumulation Range Chart. Source: ChiefraT on X The chart shows SOL moving between two major zones since February. The lower support area sits near $76, while the upper resistance zone stands near $97–$98. SOL has tested both sides of the range several times, but the price has not confirmed a clean breakout or breakdown. That keeps the market locked between support and resistance. The latest candles show SOL trading closer to the middle-lower part of the range. This means buyers are still defending the broader structure, but they have not yet pushed price back toward the upper boundary. The key upside level remains the $97–$98 resistance zone. A clean move above that area would signal that the 111-day accumulation phase may be ending. However, if SOL loses the lower range near $76, the accumulation setup would weaken. Until then, the chart shows Solana still building pressure inside a long sideways range.
