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Solana price must breach this level for SOL to enter a new bull run

  • Solana price is close to confirming a massive sell-off.
  • Time cycles suggest that a change in direction is coming up – but not until March 21.
  • Bulls have a tough road ahead to invalidate any bearish price action.

Solana price is very close to breaking down below one of the strongest bearish patterns in technical analysis: the descending triangle. If sellers can take control and push Solana below the formation, a 40% wipeout is very likely to occur.  

Solana price at risk of another major sell-off, but time cycles point to a major rally ahead

Solana price is just a hair away from completing one of the largest percentage drops since its all-time high formed back in November 2021. Its final support level at $80, if broken, could signal a fast crash down to the upper range of the extended 2021 Volume Point Of Control and the 100% Fibonacci expansion in the $50 value area.  

If buyers want to invalidate any near-term bearish outlook, they need to close Solana price at or above $102. A close at $102 would put Solana above the single largest collection of resistance levels near its present value. Those resistance levels are:

  1. The daily Kijun-Sen at $91
  2. The 50% Fibonacci retracement at $92
  3. The daily Tenkan-Sen at $93
  4. The upper trendline of the descending triangle at $98.
  5. The recent swing high close at $100.

Bulls will achieve a significant step in the road to a new bull run if they can close Solana price at or above $102. However, at $111, the bottom of the Ichimoku Cloud (Senkou Span A) and the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement may halt further advancement. However, the breach of such a vast collection of resistance levels below $102 would likely create a substantial future support zone for bulls in the near future.

SOL/USDT Daily Ichimoku Kinko Hyo Chart

From a time cycle perspective, the Gann Season date of March 21 is quickly approaching. The March 21 date is historically a launching point for major bullish and bearish rallies for cryptocurrencies. If a market has trended lower near March 21, the subsequent price action will likely turn bullish.

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Jonathan Morgan

Jonathan Morgan

Independent Analyst

Jonathan has been working as an Independent future, forex, and cryptocurrency trader and analyst for 8 years. He also has been writing for the past 5 years.

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