Solana (SOL) continued its upward trajectory over the weekend but has lost momentum during the ongoing session, starting the week in the red. SOL registered a sharp decline on Thursday, plunging to a low of $141 before recovering over the weekend to reclaim $150 and end Sunday at $152. If bullish sentiment returns, analysts predict a move to $160. However, if sellers retain control, the price could continue to decline and test $140.
SOL has traded downwards since being rejected from $180 and the 200-day SMA. The altcoin registered a sharp decline on Wednesday (May 28) and Thursday, falling to $166. Bearish sentiment intensified on Friday as the price plunged over 6%, slipping below $160 and settling at $156. The weekend saw volatility as sellers attempted to overwhelm buyers. However, SOL registered a marginal increase on Saturday and rose almost 1% on Sunday despite falling to a low of $150 to settle at $157. Price action turned bearish on Monday, and SOL registered a marginal decline to settle at $156, but not before dropping to a low of $151. The price raced to an intraday high of $164 on Tuesday but lost momentum, falling over 1% to $155. Sellers retained control on Wednesday as SOL fell 1.29% to $153. Selling pressure intensified on Thursday as the price plunged nearly 6%, slipping below $150 and settling at $144. Despite the bearish sentiment, SOL recovered on Friday, rising 2.47% and settling at $147. Price action remained bullish over the weekend as SOL rose 1.51% on Saturday and 1.56% on Sunday to reclaim $150 and settle at $152. However, it is back in the red during the ongoing session, with the price down over 1%, as sellers look to drive it below $150.
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