Overview
- SOL repeatedly tested the $140–$145 band this week, then faded below $140 early Friday after failing to hold gains above $144–$148.
- The token still trades above roughly $135 and its 100‑hour simple moving average, with $134–$139 viewed as near‑term support to maintain the recovery structure.
- Analysts flag $146–$150 as the decisive barrier, with a confirmed close above it opening conditional paths toward $155–$159 and then $165–$171, with some scenarios extending toward $200.
- Market structure remains a focus as commentators cite defense of a multi‑year ascending trendline since 2023 and note reports of nearly $60 million in short liquidations during the rebound.
- Fundamental headlines, including Revolut’s support for SOL and planned upgrades such as Alpenglow, MCP, and BAM, are seen as supportive context rather than guarantees of a breakout.