Solana is stuck at a major supply zone where buyers need to prove they can take control. A clean reclaim of $79-$85 could open the path toward $100-$127, but rejection may shift focus back to $53 or even the $45-$36 support zone.
Solana’s $79-$85 Supply Wall Could Decide the Next Breakout
Solana is trying to reclaim a heavy resistance zone where about 105 million $SOL previously changed hands. If buyers flip this area into support, $SOL could open the path toward $100 and then $127.
$SOL URPD chart. Source: Ali Charts on X, Glassnode.
The chart shows Solana pressing into the $79-$85 range, which stands out as a major supply cluster on the URPD chart.
According to Ali Charts, roughly 105 million $SOL were transacted inside this zone. That makes the area important because many holders may be near breakeven and could sell if price stalls.
If $SOL reclaims $79-$85 as support, it would clear a large overhead volume block. That could strengthen the bullish case and open the path toward the next major level near $100.
Above that, the chart points to a secondary target near $127. A move into that area would require stronger momentum and clear follow-through above the supply wall.
However, the setup still carries rejection risk. If sellers defend the $79-$85 zone, selling pressure could increase as breakeven holders look to exit.
The next major support level sits near $53 if the rejection becomes stronger.
For now, the $79-$85 zone is the key level. A clean reclaim would support the breakout case, while failure there could shift the focus back toward downside support.
Solana Rejection Risk Builds as $45-$36 Support Comes Into View
Solana is struggling near a key resistance area after failing to build stronger upside momentum. If sellers keep control, the chart points to a possible move back toward the $45-$36 support zone.
$SOL/USD weekly chart. Source: Astekz on X, TradingView.
The chart shows $SOL testing the lower part of a major resistance zone after a long decline from its 2025 highs.
That area has become important because price is trying to hold above the same region that previously acted as support during earlier market cycles.
The analyst’s chart suggests $SOL may be losing strength near this level. The marked rejection area shows price failing to push higher, with the projected path pointing back toward lower support.
The first major downside level sits near $45.60. Below that, the chart marks a deeper support level near $36.64.
Those levels could become important if $SOL loses the current range and sellers push price lower.
However, the bearish case still needs confirmation. If $SOL holds the current zone and breaks back above resistance, the downside path would weaken.
For now, the chart is cautious. Solana needs a stronger reclaim to avoid a deeper move toward the $45-$36 support area.
