Solana is sitting at a key support zone after losing strength on the daily RSI chart. However, the longer-term chart still shows SOL inside a large triangle pattern, with $230 marked as a possible target if buyers reclaim control.
Solana Price Tests Crucial $82-$84 Support as RSI Uptrend Breaks
Solana price is testing its most important short-term support zone after losing momentum on the daily chart shared by TedPillows on X.
The SOL/USDT daily chart shows Solana trading near the $82-$84 area on Binance. TedPillows marked this zone as the “must hold level” after SOL pulled back from its recent move near $100.
SOL/USDT Daily Price Chart. Source: TedPillows on X
The chart shows Solana failed to break and hold above the horizontal resistance near $94-$96. After that rejection, SOL moved lower and returned to the rising support line that has guided price since early February.
At the same time, the RSI 14 close has dropped to 40.99. More importantly, the RSI broke below its own rising trendline. That shows weakening buying pressure, even though the price still sits near support.
A daily close below $82-$84 would damage the current structure. It would break the rising support line and confirm that sellers have taken control of the short-term trend.
However, if SOL holds this area, the price could stay inside the wider range between support near $82-$84 and resistance near $94-$96. In that case, Solana would need a strong daily close above resistance to show a stronger recovery.
For now, the chart gives one clear level. Solana must hold $82-$84 to avoid a deeper bearish move.
Solana Price Compresses Inside Long-Term Triangle as $230 Target Stays on Chart
Solana is trading inside a long-term triangle pattern, with price still holding above the rising support line on the 3-day Binance chart shared by ray on X.
The chart shows SOL moving sideways after a sharp drop from its previous highs. The price has spent 33 bars, or 99 days, inside the current accumulation zone.
SOL/USDT 3-Day Price Chart. Source: ray on X
The structure shows two major trendlines. The upper line acts as resistance from the 2025 high area, while the lower line acts as support from the 2023 base. Together, they form a tightening range.
The marked support line remains the key level for bulls. If SOL holds this area, the chart keeps the accumulation setup alive.
However, SOL still needs a breakout above the descending resistance line to confirm stronger upside. The chart marks $230 as the possible upside target after a breakout.
For now, the chart shows compression rather than confirmation. Solana remains inside the range, and the next major move depends on whether price breaks support or clears long-term resistance.
