Solana is showing weakness on both the short-term and macro charts. The 4-hour setup points to a possible breakdown below range support, while the monthly chart shows that SOL remains stuck under key resistance and could drift toward $49 if selling continues.
Solana Risks a Breakdown From Range Support as $86 Resistance Holds
This 4-hour SOL/USDT futures chart shows Solana trading inside a broad range after a sharp drop earlier in the year. KNIGHT highlights a bearish setup, with price failing below the upper supply zone near $86 to $88 and a red path pointing to a possible breakdown toward the lower support area.
SOLUSDT 4H Range Breakdown Setup. Source: KNIGHT on X
The chart shows that SOL has repeatedly struggled to reclaim the blue resistance zone. Each move into that area has met selling pressure, and the latest bounce has again stalled below it. That keeps the range structure weak and leaves bulls without a clean breakout.
At the same time, current price sits around the middle-to-upper part of the range, while the projected move suggests a drop from here. The red arrow maps a possible decline first through recent local support and then toward the blue horizontal level near $67. If that level fails, the chart implies a deeper move toward the low $60s.
This setup matters because repeated rejection at resistance often increases pressure on support. As long as SOL stays below the $86 to $88 zone, the bearish range scenario remains active on this chart. A breakout above that supply area would weaken the downside view, but until then, the structure points to risk on the lower side.
Solana Macro Chart Puts $49 in Focus as $108 Caps the Upside
This monthly SOL chart highlights a wider structure that Ali Charts says becomes clearer when short-term noise is removed. The main point is simple: Solana is trading inside a long-term ascending channel, with $108 acting as macro resistance and $49 now standing out as the key support level.
SOL Monthly Chart With $49 Support and $108 Resistance. Source: Ali Charts on X
The chart supports that view. SOL is trading near $81.85 after failing to hold above the $107.77 area, which lines up with the resistance zone Ali Charts is watching. Recent monthly candles show steady weakness from higher levels, and that leaves price between major support and resistance instead of in a confirmed breakout.
The next key level below sits at $48.95, which the chart marks as the channel’s mid-range support. That area matters because it has acted as an important structural level before. If Solana continues to slide, this is the zone where buyers may need to step in to keep the broader channel intact.
At the same time, the long-term trend is not fully broken just because price is below resistance. The monthly structure still points to an ascending channel rather than a collapse. However, as long as SOL remains under $108, the chart suggests upside stays limited while the risk of a move toward $49 remains in play.
