Solana Holds Above $157 as Bulls Regain Control After Sharp 6% Reversal
SOL dropped 6% from its recent $163 peak but bounced off $154 support as bulls regain footing and institutional demand continues to build.

What to know:
- SOL plunged 5.7% after reaching a $163.65 high, then rebounded to stabilize above $157 in early Tuesday trading, according to CoinDesk Research's technical analysis data model.
- Canary Capital’s spot ETF filing and WalletConnect’s Solana integration signal growing institutional and developer interest.
- On-chain metrics remain strong with transaction volumes up 26%, while key support has formed at $154.50
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Despite the correction, institutional interest in SOL appears undeterred. Canary Capital’s recent filing for a spot Solana ETF and the launch of WalletConnect’s token on the network underscore the growing adoption of the ecosystem. On-chain data also supports this narrative, with rising daily active addresses and a 26% increase in transaction volumes.
Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with some pointing to $165 as the next resistance level to watch. Long-term projections remain bullish, bolstered by Solana’s expanding developer base and ecosystem traction as a leading Ethereum alternative.
Technical Analysis Highlights
- SOL traded in a wide range of $9.23 (5.64%), peaking at $163.65 before falling to $154.42.
- Heavy selling around $163.50 led to a sharp 4% drop during the 20:00-21:00 window.
- Key support formed at $154.50, sparking a recovery to the $157 level.
- Immediate resistance stands at $157.70, with price currently consolidating just above $157.30SOL bounced from a low of $156.18 with notable volume spikes near 07:51, confirming a local bottom.
- A short-term uptrend channel developed between $156.40-$156.70, now transitioning to broader consolidation above $156.50.
- Volume and price structure indicate buyer control at current levels, with bullish sentiment stabilizing the correction