Solana is testing the $60 support zone as its bearish structure raises the risk of another breakdown. A loss of this level could push SOL toward the $40-$55 accumulation range, while a recovery above $95 would improve the outlook.
Solana Retests $60 Support as Breakdown Risk Grows
Solana has returned to a major support zone near $60 after its latest rebound failed to change the broader bearish structure.
SOL/USDT Weekly Chart. Source: @IncomeSharks on X
The weekly chart shows SOL trading near $66.65 after falling from the $90-$100 resistance zone. Price continues to form lower highs and lower lows, giving sellers an advantage as the token tests support again.
A weekly close below the $60-$65 area would confirm another breakdown and increase the risk of a deeper decline. The next major support shown on the chart sits near $25-$30.
However, the current weekly candle has not closed. A strong recovery from support could delay the bearish scenario, but SOL would need to reclaim the $95-$100 region before the broader structure begins to improve.
Solana Approaches $40-$55 Accumulation Zone
Solana is moving closer to a long-term support area between $40 and $55 as its broader downtrend continues.
SOL/USD Price Chart. Source: @polaris_xbt on X
The chart shows SOL trading near $66 after falling steadily from its 2025 highs. The analyst identifies the $40-$55 range as a potential accumulation zone, based partly on Solana’s previous cycle structure.
However, the chart suggests price could remain within this range for several months before establishing a lasting bottom. SOL would need to hold the zone and begin forming higher lows to support a recovery.
The projected path points to a possible rebound toward $120 after consolidation. This remains a speculative scenario, while a decisive break below $40 would weaken the setup and increase the risk of further losses.
