At the same time, SOL slipping below the $83 level shows short-term weakness. Bulls are trying to hold structure, but they haven’t taken control yet. The structure is simple but important.
- $67–$68 remains the base. Lose this, and the entire recovery idea fails.
- $82–$83 is the level to hold in the short term. Price is already testing it.
- $92–$95 is the key resistance. This is the level that needs to break for any bullish Q2 narrative.
Indicators are not helping much:
- RSI is below 50 → no strong momentum
- CMF is flat → no aggressive buying
- Volume is average → no breakout strength
So even though the structure looks like a recovery, the confirmation is missing.
Therefore, if Solana (SOL) price manages to push back above $90 and close Q1 strong, then Q2 can start with bullish continuation. But if it keeps rejecting below resistance or loses the $82 level, expect a move back toward $67 before anything meaningful happens.
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