Key Takeaways
Solana’s latest price movements raise doubts that the bull run has come to an end.
Despite multiple attempts to break through the $250 resistance, SOL has struggled to sustain momentum, trading within a descending parallel channel.
With a breakdown of critical support in play, the Solana price risks a much deeper plunge, which will confirm that its bull cycle has ended.
Solana’s price closed above the $120 horizontal area in December 2023 and has traded above it since then.
The only exception was a brief decline to $95.26 in April, but SOL bounced almost immediately afterward (green icon), creating a bullish engulfing candlestick.
During this time, Solana reached its all-time high price of $295.83, but failed to sustain it with a close above the $250 resistance area.
After rallying in April, SOL reached a high of $253, but again failed to close above the $250 resistance area (red icon).
The rejection confirmed the area as Solana’s most important resistance and the one preventing it from reaching a new all-time high price.
After the ensuing rejection, SOL found support above the range’s midline at $185 and bounced. Nevertheless, it barely holds on to the support level, so the chances of a breakdown are still high.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are at critical levels. The RSI risks falling below 50 while the MACD has just made a bearish cross (black circle).
Therefore, whether SOL decisively clears the midrange or falls below it will be critical in determining the Solana outlook for the rest of 2025.
The daily time frame chart pushes the SOL price analysis toward a more bearish prediction.
There are two main reasons for this: SOL trades inside an ascending parallel channel, which usually contains corrective movements.

Because of the channel, the SOL price is likely in a corrective W-X-Y structure, which means the bounce will not last.
Additionally, Solana trades in the lower portion of the channel, making the possibility of a breakdown even more likely.
If one occurs, the first support level will be at $130, but the price of Solana would eventually fall below the range low of $100.
Finally, the long-term outlook aligns with the bearish prediction from the daily one.
The wave count shows that Solana’s price has completed a five-wave upward movement (green) starting in December 2022.
If this is the case, it is currently in wave C of an A-B-C corrective structure, which will likely cause a breakdown from the channel and the $105 support area.

Since the C wave bottom is likely lower than the A wave one, the SOL price could reach a bottom between $59 and $69.
The 0.786 Fibonacci retracement support level creates the upper range of this prediction, while the lower range is created by giving wave C 1.61 times the length of wave A.
The final verdict of the multiple-time-frame technical analysis suggests that Solana’s price has reached its cycle high and will likely fall well into 2026.
All signals point to a turning point for Solana.
Unless SOL can reclaim and hold above the $250 resistance, the charts suggest that the current cycle has peaked and a deeper correction will follow in 2026.
Based on multiple time frame analyses, Solana could retrace to the 60–$70 range before the next long-term uptrend begins.