- Solana faced another rejection from the two-month highs.
- The buying was steady but did not reach breakout levels.
Solana [SOL] was unable to clear the $163 resistance level on its third attempt since August. In the past two days, it saw short-term price volatility and is down by 3.4% since the local high at $161.8.
Increased whale holdings and rising social media activity suggested a bullish outlook for Solana in the coming days. On the other hand, a drop in the spot demand could be an early sign of a deeper pullback.
Solana price action remains bullish
The bulls were fighting for control of the mid-range level at $154, which coincided with the 50% retracement level. However, the trend was bullish in September, after the $140 resistance level on the lower timeframes was breached.
The A/D indicator has steadily trended higher since July, a sign that buyers were stronger in the past three months. The daily RSI was also bullish.
Yet, swing traders looking to go long will have to wait until the $162-$165 resistance zone is breached. Once this occurs, the bulls can target the range high of $187 next.
Despite the bullish signals from the accumulation/distribution, the trading volume was still at the average of the past six weeks. The lack of volume as SOL approached a key resistance was a worry for holders.
Coinalyze trends indicate heightened volatility
AMBCrypto found that the spot CVD has been falling over the past two days, coinciding with the pullback from $161.8. The increased selling near a resistance zone meant that the chances of a breakout were reduced in the short term.
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The funding rate was still positive, and the Open Interest trend was still upward. The dip affected the OI too, but it has begun to recover in recent hours.
Overall, a pullback below $154 appeared likely due to the volume.
Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion