Solana's outperforming, but why is its price crashing?
With a 19.14% drop last week, the price for the downtrend continues for Solana this week, with a 5.47% fall last night and breaking below the $130 mark. Further, the recent double-top reversal breaks the neckline at $138 near the 200-day EMA, and the SOL price tests the bottom support zone at $121.
The demand zone at $121 has provided multiple bounce-backs for Solana since the start of 2024. However, the recent double-top reversal warns of a breakdown rally.
Currently, the SOL price is trading at $127 with a Doji intraday candle following the bearish engulfing candle last night. With the long-tail formation, the underlying demand can result in a new bull cycle.
In case of a bearish breakdown, the neck support level is at the $110 low and the $100 psychological mark. However, a broader market impact can result in a new low formation at the $85-$80 demand zone.
On the flip side, based on the Fibonacci levels, a double-bottom reversal from $120 can find resistance at the 23.60% level at $140. A move above $140 can hint at an extended recovery for Solana.
The demand zone at $121 has provided multiple bounce-backs for Solana since the start of 2024. However, the recent double-top reversal warns of a breakdown rally.
Currently, the SOL price is trading at $127 with a Doji intraday candle following the bearish engulfing candle last night. With the long-tail formation, the underlying demand can result in a new bull cycle.
In case of a bearish breakdown, the neck support level is at the $110 low and the $100 psychological mark. However, a broader market impact can result in a new low formation at the $85-$80 demand zone.
On the flip side, based on the Fibonacci levels, a double-bottom reversal from $120 can find resistance at the 23.60% level at $140. A move above $140 can hint at an extended recovery for Solana.
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