What's Next for the SOL Coin: Experts Weigh In on Future Trajectory

Solana is trading near a key support zone after reaching the short term target area on the 4 hour chart.

Now, buyers need a strong bounce above the green signal line to show that $SOL has formed a local low.

Solana Price Tests Target Zone as Bulls Need Green Line Break

Solana reached the blue target zone on the 4 hour $SOL/USD chart shared by MCO Global, putting price near a key short term support area.

The chart shows $SOL trading around $82.99 after moving into the target zone between about $81.76 and $79.07. This area also sits near the 50%, 61.8%, 123.6%, and 138% Fibonacci levels marked on the chart.

Solana Wave 2 Target Zone. Source: MCO Global

MCO Global said Solana now needs a micro 5 wave move up and a break above the green signal line. That green line sits near $85.50 to $86.00. A clear move above it would give the first sign that wave (2) may have formed a low.

Until that happens, the chart still shows Solana inside a corrective structure. The blue zone can act as support, but support only matters if buyers react with a strong move higher.

If $SOL fails to recover from this area, the next downside levels sit near $78.89 and $77.95. Below that, the wider main range support extends toward $75.40 and $71.92.

For now, Solana has reached the expected support zone, but confirmation is still missing. A break above the green signal line would shift the short term setup toward buyers. A weak bounce or another drop would keep pressure on $SOL near the lower support range.

Solana Holds Key Support as Price Tests the “Great Wall of $SOL”

Solana is testing a major support zone near the mid $80 area, according to the chart shared by Don Wedge.

The chart shows $SOL trading around $85.07 while holding inside a long green support band. This area has acted as an important level before, and price is now moving sideways near it after a sharp decline from higher levels.

Great Wall of $SOL Support. Source: Don Wedge

The phrase “Great Wall of $SOL” refers to this wide support area. In simple terms, buyers need to defend this zone to stop the downtrend from extending.

The chart also shows a past accumulation range below the current support area. $SOL previously moved sideways for a long period before a strong rally. That comparison suggests the current zone may be important for market structure.

However, the chart does not confirm a reversal yet. Solana still needs stronger buying and a move away from the support band to show that buyers have regained control.

If $SOL loses the green zone, the next move could weaken the broader structure. But if price holds and builds momentum, the support area may become the base for a recovery attempt.