- Solana holds steady above $200, rising 1.34% in the past 24 hours and indicating stability in times of tight consolidation.
- RSI and MACD are showing moderate bullish momentum without being oversold, which would have shown as an overbought position.
- The technical structure weekly maps out a clean route to the $260 resistance which can in future give larger returns as well.
Solana’s market activity shows a steady consolidation phase, with the asset priced at $195.94 at the latest reading. The token recorded a 2.65% daily decrease, supported by a market capitalization of $110.02 billion.
Trading volume in the past 24 hours reached $12.44 billion, slightly lower by 3.15% from the previous day. Technical data places Solana in a broader upward trend, with the current structure holding above the $200 mark.
Consolidation Holds as Charts Outline Path to Higher Targets
The weekly chart displays consolidation near $209.25, with $260.38 identified as the next significant resistance. This level sits above the previous price cluster and represents the barrier before further upward movement. Notably, the technical projection from this range outlines a potential rise toward the $1,000 mark. The calculated path suggests an 879.23% rally from past lows, translating to a 370% gain from current prices.
Price movement since mid-2025 has formed a higher consolidation band, contrasting with earlier volatility. The shift follows a recovery from extended periods of lower trading ranges. On the weekly timeframe, the lack of substantial resistance between $260 and higher targets leaves a wide technical gap.
This range is marked on the chart as a potential acceleration zone if buying momentum continues. Volume trends and historical data both emphasize the importance of current price stability before any extended rally.
Technical Indicators Show Moderate Bullish Momentum
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) using the 14-period setting indicated a close of 60.64, which is marginally supportive above 50 mid-point. This reading signals a moderate bullish pressure but not overbought conditions which are not normally signalled above 70. The current position suggests room for further price movement if buying interest increases.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator reflects a mild bullish crossover, with the MACD line positioned above the signal line. The latest reading shows the MACD histogram at approximately 1.5 billion, compared to a signal line value of 1.15 billion. Negative momentum, represented by -349.12 million, appears limited relative to prior sell phases in early August.
This downside pressure decrease means that sellers are not as forceful as in the recent sessions. Solana converges higher than $200 with modest bullish momentum, less downward pressure, and the possibility of a large upward shift in the event of persistence.
