Solana Manages To Escape Selling; What’s Next For SOL Price?
Solana's price remains steady at $146, with investors showing confidence through accumulation. If it holds $144 support, a rebound toward $161 could follow, but a drop below $144 risks further losses.
Solana (SOL) has faced a turbulent market in recent weeks, with its price struggling to recover despite several attempts to break through resistance levels.
Throughout June, the altcoin’s efforts to secure upward momentum have been repeatedly thwarted by weak market conditions. Despite this, Solana holders have refrained from selling, showcasing strong investor confidence.
Solana Investors Stick To Accumulation
Solana’s market sentiment remains strong, with exchange net position changes indicating a trend of accumulation among investors. In nearly three months, there has been only one instance where selling surpassed accumulation.
This accumulation trend also highlights a shift in investor behavior, with many choosing to hold rather than liquidate their positions. Such a stance indicates confidence in the long-term prospects of Solana, suggesting that SOL could see a recovery once market conditions improve.
Solana Exchange Net Position Change. Source:
Glassnode
The overall macro momentum for Solana appears promising, with the Network Value to Transactions (NVT) ratio showing a downward trend. A declining NVT ratio signals that the network value is aligning with transaction activity, meaning that the asset is not overheated.
As Solana’s NVT ratio declines, it could help the asset recover from its recent price challenges. A lower NVT ratio typically points to the potential for price growth, as it suggests that the network’s value and user activity are balanced.
Solana NVT Ratio. Source:
Glassnode
SOL Price Awaits Bounce Back
Solana’s price is currently holding at $146, staying above the critical support level of $144. This support has been crucial in preventing a sharp decline this month. The continued ability to hold above $144 signals that SOL has some bullish momentum despite the broader market challenges.
The bullish signals emerging from Solana at this time suggest a potential price rise. If SOL successfully bounces off the $144 support, it could aim for the $152 resistance, with a clear path to $161.
Solana Price Analysis.. Source:
TradingView
However, if the bullish momentum fades and bearish pressures increase, Solana could see a drop below the $144 support level. In this case, the price could slide to $136, invalidating the current bullish outlook.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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