Solana is hovering around $85, and several technical setups now point to the $90 to $100 area as the key resistance band for its next move. If price clears that zone, chart targets stack up at $97, $100, and $125, with a broader upside area marked at $135 to $145.
Daily chart rebounds keep attention on the $85 support region
Analysts note that Solana has bounced twice from a rounded support structure on the daily chart, first in February and again in early April. That pattern suggests the market has struggled to stay at lower levels for long, which keeps the current support region in focus. At the same time, medium- and long-term indicators still place Solana below its $115 to $120 moving average band, showing that the broader technical pressure has not disappeared.
On the upside, the $135 to $145 range is being tracked as a major zone on the chart. Before that can come into play, Solana would need to break through the $90 to $100 resistance band that repeatedly capped price action during March. If that ceiling remains intact, the token may stay compressed inside the narrower $80 to $90 range.
Triangle structure tightens price action between $70 and $97
A second view, based on trading near $84.13, shows Solana moving inside a narrowing triangle. The pattern features higher lows and lower highs, with price squeezed into a tightening corridor between $70 and $97. Sellers are still leaning on the market, but buyers have continued to pull the price back upward, leaving short-term direction unresolved.
Market commentator Ray says Solana could move back above $100, but only if it posts clear closes above the triangle’s upper trend line in the $85 to $90 area. If that breakout happens, the first upside level is the March peak near $97, followed by the psychological $100 mark. If bullish momentum strengthens, charts also point to $125 as a higher target.
The $85 to $90 zone is the near-term trigger
For now, Solana is trying to build a base and start a fresh short-term advance. The next decisive move appears tied to whether price breaks above or below the $85 to $90 zone. A push through that band would reopen room for a rally, while a loss of support near $80 to $82 could put a retreat toward $70 to $75 back on the table.
According to data cited from CryptoAppsy, Solana traded at $85.04 and $84.13 during this period. The broader trend remains unsettled, and the market is still watching whether buyers can take control by reclaiming key resistance.