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Solana (SOL) has broken above a year-long downtrend, trading near $232 and signaling renewed bullish momentum. The breakout, confirmed by elevated trading volumes and sustained price action above the descending trendline, has drawn attention to $236 as the next key resistance target. Analysts at Rekt Capital and Man of
highlight that a decisive close above $236 would validate the bullish case, while a sustained drop below $215 could reverse the trend[1]. The token's consolidation between $200–$250 reflects strong investor demand, with rebounds from the $125–$150 support zone reinforcing buyer confidence[2].Technical indicators further underscore the bullish setup. The 100% Fibonacci extension has been cleared, reinforcing the $236 target, while the 9-day EMA crossing above the 20-day EMA indicates short-term momentum in favor of buyers. The MACD has turned bullish after weeks of negative readings, and the RSI, hovering in the high 50s, suggests improving strength without overbought conditions[3]. Volume-backed rallies and repeated rebounds from the $125–$150 range highlight sustained demand, particularly at lower price levels[4].
Institutional adoption is also fueling optimism. Circle's $750 million
mint on , which lifted total USDC issuance to $24.75 billion, has positioned Solana as a leading settlement layer for stablecoin transfers. Nearly half of all USDC transactions across blockchains now occur on Solana, underscoring its role in financial infrastructure[5]. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan's endorsement of Solana as "the new Wall Street" further amplifies the narrative, emphasizing its potential as a global financial hub for high-frequency trading and tokenized assets[6].Key levels remain critical for trend validation. $215 acts as the immediate support line, with a break below this level potentially invalidating the bullish case and shifting the trend lower. Conversely, a sustained close above $236 would open the door to the $265 resistance zone, a prior high that has capped advances since late 2024[7]. Analysts caution that liquidity walls at $235–$240 could pose short-term challenges, but clearing $240 could trigger a rapid rally toward $247[8].
Market observers stress disciplined risk management. A stop-loss near $215 is recommended for traders, while consolidation between $200–$250 offers strategic entry points. Institutional liquidity and short-position liquidations around $190–$195 have cleared immediate selling pressure, creating a cleaner path for higher levels[9]. The token's market capitalization has surged above $107 billion, reflecting broader investor participation and confidence in Solana's ecosystem.
The broader crypto landscape, including Bitcoin's halving event and Ethereum's ETF momentum, provides additional tailwinds. However, risks persist, including regulatory delays, macroeconomic volatility, and large on-chain withdrawals that could signal short-term uncertainty. Despite these, Solana's technical resilience and growing institutional adoption position it as one of the stronger altcoins in 2025[10]. Traders and investors are advised to monitor volume dynamics and key resistance levels as the token tests its next phase of growth.
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