Solana is showing signs of a potential accumulation phase as SOL consolidates well below its previous cycle highs. Two long-term chart setups suggest the market may need more time — and possibly another decline toward deeper support — before a stronger recovery can take shape.
Solana Enters an Accumulation Zone Below Key Resistance
Solana is trading inside a compressed range after a steep decline from its previous highs, with analyst Inmortal describing the current structure as an “accumulation zone.” The long-term chart draws a comparison with SOL’s 2022-23 base, when months of sideways price action preceded a much larger recovery.
SOL Accumulation Zone. Source: Inmortal (@inmortalcrypto)
The chart highlights a broad resistance area near the $100 region, which currently sits above SOL’s consolidation range. Price remains below that zone, so a recovery toward it would be the first important test rather than confirmation of a larger bullish reversal.
At the same time, SOL appears to be forming a relatively narrow base around the lower part of its recent range. The dotted trendline beneath price emphasizes the declining lows inside the structure, while recent candles show selling pressure becoming less aggressive than during the earlier breakdown.
The historical comparison is the main point of the chart. During 2022, Solana also spent an extended period moving sideways after a major sell-off. Price initially remained below a former support area that had turned into resistance before eventually reclaiming it and beginning the advance visible through 2024 and 2025.
That resemblance does not guarantee the current setup will produce the same result. For the bullish accumulation scenario to strengthen, SOL would first need to hold its recent base and then push back toward the highlighted resistance zone. A sustained move above that area would provide stronger evidence that buyers are regaining control.
Conversely, a decisive break below the recent consolidation lows would weaken the comparison with the earlier accumulation phase and suggest that the broader correction is still developing.
For now, the chart supports a base-building interpretation rather than a confirmed breakout. The practical signal to watch is whether Solana can continue defending the lower range and eventually reclaim the resistance band above it.
Solana Chart Points to a Deeper Accumulation Zone Before the Next Major Advance
Crypto analyst Inmortal describes the current Solana setup as an “accumulation zone,” with the two-week chart outlining a potential deeper correction before SOL resumes a broader long-term uptrend.
Solana 2-Week Char. Source: Inmortal (@inmortalcrypto) on X
The SOL/USD two-week chart shows Solana trading near $127.62, well below the major peak marked during the 2024-2025 advance. The analyst’s projected path suggests the correction may not be finished, with SOL potentially moving through a volatile consolidation phase before reaching the highlighted accumulation area.
That blue accumulation box appears to sit roughly around the $80 to $100 region. Because the chart does not label exact boundaries, those figures should be treated as approximate rather than firm support levels. The projection shows SOL dipping into that zone before beginning a much larger recovery.
The chart also compares two long market phases of roughly equal duration. The first spans 55 two-week bars, or about 770 days, while the second projection covers another 55 bars, or about 763 days. This appears to form the basis of Inmortal’s longer-term timing thesis, with the potential accumulation phase extending into 2026 or early 2027 before a more sustained advance develops.
Momentum currently supports the idea that SOL remains in a corrective phase. The 14-period RSI is shown near 43.67, below the neutral 50 level and below its displayed average near 59.14. That indicates momentum has weakened considerably from the stronger readings recorded during Solana’s previous rally. However, RSI has not reached the deeply oversold area below 30, leaving room for additional downside or sideways movement.
On the upside, the hand-drawn projection shows SOL eventually recovering through the $160-$200 region before challenging substantially higher levels. The longer-term path ultimately points toward the area around previous cycle highs and potentially above $300, although this is a scenario drawn by the analyst rather than a confirmed price target.
For the bullish accumulation thesis to strengthen, SOL would first need to establish a durable bottom and reclaim nearby resistance after any test of the highlighted zone. A sustained recovery above roughly $160 would provide an early sign that buyers are regaining control, while the previous major highs around $250-$300 remain the more important long-term resistance area.
The key takeaway is that Inmortal’s chart does not call for an immediate Solana breakout. Instead, it presents a longer-duration bullish scenario in which another substantial correction creates an accumulation opportunity before the next major expansion higher. A decisive breakdown below the highlighted support area would weaken that interpretation and require the long-term setup to be reassessed.
