Will Solana fall to $57 next? What SOL’s KEY metrics suggest
Solana (SOL) faced significant bearish pressure, dropping 4.5% to $88.2 and breaching the $90 support level. Analysts warn of a potential major crash, citing a bearish flag pattern that previously led to a 56% decline. If the pattern fully forms, SOL could drop to between $40 and $45.
The decline is driven by negative sentiment in the derivatives market, with outflows reaching $2.13 billion and net flows turning negative at -$103 million. Open interest fell to $5 billion, and over $6 million in long positions were liquidated. Technical indicators, including the Future Grand Trend and ADX, suggest further weakness, with a possible drop to $75 or even $57 in the worst case.
However, spot ETFs have provided some support, recording $4.5 million in net inflows and avoiding outflows, which reduces selling pressure. Spot net flow also remained negative at -$35.5 million, indicating accumulation by some investors. If spot demand, particularly from ETFs, holds, SOL may avoid a major crash and potentially rebound to $93 after testing the $85 level.
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