- Solana is listed at $126.17, and its price has been increasing by a margin of 0.2 percent per day, and it remains above the value of $123.90 support.
- Price is confined under the continuing downward trend line with the key momentum mark being at $138.
- The market is tight in volatility indicated in the 24-hour range of $123.90 to $127.18.
The price movement of Solana on the 8 hour chart is closely monitored as the technical states narrow around important levels of the chart. SOL was trading at a price of $126.17 which indicates a small growth of 0.2 percent per day. The asset also records a 0.3% increase compared to Bitcoin, which is worth 0.001431 BTC. These motions are running as the 8-hour chart is experiencing a significant bullish divergence, which attracts the focus to the change in momentum in a bigger downtrend. It is on this basis that traders are now monitoring well-known zones of support and resistance which outline short-term price action.
SOL Price Holds Above Key Support Zone
It is worth noting that SOL has been trading above the support level of around $123.90 that has held back any downward attempt. The zone of price stability is close to the present 24-hour range because the market is oscillating between $123.90 and $127.18. Price is, however, lower than a downward trend-line that has limited upward movements since a number of weeks. This structural backdrop is the reason as to why there have been no substantial increases in the short-term gains despite small increases.
As this structure persists, the market now shifts focus toward overhead levels. The next resistance at $127.18 defines the upper boundary of the current range. Beyond that level, attention centers on the larger trendline resistance near $138. This progression from immediate resistance to higher structural barriers frames the next technical discussion.
Trendline Resistance Shapes Momentum Recovery
However, the descending trendline near $138 continues to act as the primary momentum threshold. Price has not reclaimed this level during the current downtrend. Until such time SOL is technically confined below long-term resistance. The bullish divergence on the 8 hours chart emerges as long as price remains below this line which highlights the divergence between momentum indicators and price direction.
This divergence is accompanied by progressive increasing lows that are formed around support, and price action is compressed. Consequently, the market participants watch whether price can gain sufficient strength to overcome closer resistance in the first place. This arrangement has a natural progression to the dynamics of interaction of the short-term levels with the larger trend dynamics.
Short-Term Levels Define Near-Term Direction
In the meantime, short-term direction is determined by the immediate trading range of between $123.90 and $127.18. Balance between buyers and sellers is reflected on price movement within this band. A longer trend above $127.18 would bring price closer to the declining trend line and reduce the distance between price and $138. On the other hand, a fall of less than $123.90 would put SOL in the same structure close to recent lows.
Notably, these levels provide measurable reference points rather than directional certainty. As price continues reacting within this framework, the interaction between support, resistance, and trendline levels remains the defining feature of Solana’s current market structure.

