Key Takeaways
The cryptocurrency has broken key support levels, signaling a potential continuation of its downward trend.
With bearish indicators and technical structures forming, traders are closely watching to see if SOL can stage a short-term rebound or if further losses lie ahead.
The weekly time frame indicates that the price of Solana has traded within a long-term range of $120-$250 since December 2023.
Solana reached its all-time high of $295 in January, briefly breaking out from the range high but failing to sustain the increase.
Then, the Solana price bounced at the range low and hit the range high again, creating a lower high (red icon) before falling.
This week, the price of Solana crashed, falling below the middle of the range and hitting a low of $145.85.
Although SOL has not yet closed below the midrange, it is likely to do so, confirming that the price will head lower.
Momentum indicators confirm this bearish hypothesis. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is below 50, and the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) has made a bearish cross.

In conclusion, Solana’s price action and indicator readings all suggest a bearish prediction, confirming that SOL will head lower, potentially reaching the range low at $120.
Solana’s long-term wave count is even more bearish than the price action.
The wave count shows a completed five-wave upward movement (green) since the start of 2023.
If the count is accurate, Solana has begun wave C of an A-B-C correction (red), which will likely end between $59 and $69.

The defining characteristic of this count is that wave B was contained inside an ascending parallel channel, which is a sign of a corrective structure.
This week’s breakdown confirms that the trend is bearish and wave C is underway.
The price of SOL has completed a five-wave downward movement (green) in a leading diagonal, as noted by its wedge shape (green).

This means the first portion of the long-term wave C is over, and a significant bounce could occur.
However, because of the long-term bearish price action, Solana is unlikely to reach new highs. Instead, it could get a high of $180 before crashing again.
Solana’s breakdown suggests the bullish phase is likely over for now.
Unless SOL regains key support levels, the path toward lower targets, possibly near $120 or even $60, appears increasingly likely.