If you're looking for short-term gains, jumping on SOLANA now might be a great opportunity. Let’s dive into why!
Hey everyone! Today, I’m going to analyze the SOL/USDT on the daily chart and give you some great opportunities for both spot positions and futures trades.
1) Descending Triangle:
SOL reached around $208 in March and has been in decline since. You might be wondering why SOL peaked in March—it's because we had a mini altcoin season back then. After that peak, SOL has been forming a large Descending Triangle. For the past 7 months, the price has been stuck in this triangle, repeatedly testing both the support area at $125 and the descending resistance line.
2) Volume and Pattern Interest:
As we know, when a price is stuck in a pattern for a long time, volume decreases as interest fades. Over time, as investors notice SOL testing the $125 support zone multiple times and bouncing back, combined with positive project news and a bullish global market, they’ll see this as a potential buying opportunity. This is when reversal patterns such as Double Bottom, Triple Bottom, or Inverse Head & Shoulders (H&S) start to form at the bottom.
3) Inverse Head & Shoulders:
SOL recently formed an Inverse H&S pattern at the bottom. Here's how it works: When buyers step in and start creating upward pressure, we see the formation of the left shoulder. Sellers then step in and cause a pullback, creating the neckline. When the price drops again to the $125 support zone, buyers see it as their last chance to get SOL at a lower price, so they push the price back up to the neckline at $160.
At this point, sellers step in again, taking profits at the $160 range, causing another drop. But this time, instead of falling back to $125, the price holds around $135, as buyers don’t want to miss the opportunity. This creates the right shoulder. Once SOL breaks through the neckline at $160, sellers are disappointed and exit, while buyers push the price further up. As of now, SOL has successfully broken out of the Inverse H&S pattern.
4) Downtrend Line:
There’s still a major descending resistance around the $170 range, which has held the price down for about 7 months. Once this level is broken and converted into support, we’ll likely see a strong upward price momentum. Breaking through this resistance could shift the overall trend into a solid upward trajectory.
5) Price Targets:
SOL has successfully broken the Inverse H&S neckline at $160 and has even retested this level, flipping the resistance into support. The target for the Inverse H&S pattern is around $200 per SOL. However, there’s still the downtrend line resistance at $170 that needs to be broken first. If we break through that as well, we’ll have two breakouts: one from the Inverse H&S and one from the 7-month Downtrend line.
With these breakouts, combined with a potential bull run, SOL could reach a new ATH. In my opinion, SOL could hit $1,000 to $1,500 in this bull run, and if we experience a massive rally, it’s possible for SOL to reach $3,000.
6) Futures Trading:
For futures, you can open a long position in the $160–$165 range with 3x–7x leverage. Set your stop loss around $157–$158. However, if you're new to leverage trading, be cautious! (This is not financial advice).
7) Spot Trading:
If you're looking to trade on the spot market, now could be a good time to buy SOL in the $160–$165 range and hold until the bull run peaks.
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