Solana is sitting at a key technical zone as two charts point to a possible reversal setup. One shows a Wyckoff-style accumulation pattern, while the other says a clean reclaim could open the path toward $233.8 and possibly $456 later.
Solana Chart Signals Possible Wyckoff Accumulation Setup
Solana may be forming a Wyckoff accumulation structure on the daily chart, with price now trying to recover after a spring-style move below support.
The chart compares SOL’s recent price action with a classic Wyckoff accumulation schematic. It shows a long sideways range after a sharp selloff, followed by a breakdown below support and a quick recovery attempt.
SOL/USDT daily chart. Source: Nebraskangooner on X, TradingView.
That breakdown is important because, in Wyckoff theory, a “spring” happens when price briefly moves below support to trap sellers before buyers step back in. The chart marks that area near the lower support range around $65 to $70.
SOL is now attempting to move away from that spring zone. If buyers continue to defend support, the next key area to watch is the range resistance near $95 to $105. A clean move above that zone would strengthen the accumulation case.
The setup is not confirmed yet. SOL still needs to reclaim the upper part of the range and show stronger follow-through before traders can call it a breakout.
The risk is a failed recovery. If SOL falls back below the support zone and cannot reclaim it, the Wyckoff setup becomes weaker and the chart may need more time to build a base.
For now, the chart points to a possible accumulation phase. Bulls need to hold support and push SOL back toward range resistance to keep the reversal setup alive.
Solana Chart Shows Key Reclaim Zone With $233 Target in Focus
Solana is pushing toward a key reclaim level that has acted as support multiple times in past market cycles, according to one analyst who says a successful move back above it could open the way for a much larger advance.
The two-day chart shows SOL returning to a horizontal support area near the $75 to $80 range. That same zone helped define important turning points in 2022, 2024 and again in 2026, making it a key technical level to watch.
SOL/USD two-day chart. Source: Javon Marks on X, TradingView
That matters because reclaiming former support after a breakdown can shift market structure back in favor of bulls. In this case, the chart suggests SOL may be trying to build a base at a historically important area before attempting a stronger upside move.
Javon Marks said a clean reclaim could send Solana nearly 200% higher toward $233.8, which is marked as the next major technical target on the chart. If SOL later breaks above that level, the chart points to a larger upside objective near $456.
For now, the setup is not confirmed. SOL still needs to reclaim the support zone clearly and hold above it before the higher targets become more credible.
The risk is a failed reclaim. If SOL cannot hold the zone and slips back below it, the bullish case weakens and the market may need more time before a larger recovery can develop.
For now, the chart puts Solana at a key technical test. A successful reclaim of long-term support could shift attention back to $233.8, while a stronger breakout above that level would bring the higher $456 target into focus.
