Why the Solana price has investors in disbelief

Solana price has risen 25% since the weekend.
SOL price has repetively breached a parallel channel and climbed higher, which raises questions about the uptrend’s strength.
Invalidation of the broader bearish thesis is a breach above $50.50.

Solana price has bears in disbelief. Still, placing a bearish entry should be strategic.

Solana price ascends on shaky grounds

Solana price rises in stair-step fashion to start the third trading week of July. The double-top formation is likely to be breached in the coming hours. A spike above the $43 price level could trigger an additional 10-15% rise towards $47. However, the structure of the bullish incline signals weakness and a 25% plummet to $31 could occur.

Solana price currently trades at $41 as the bulls have rallied 25% over the weekend. Retail traders in disbelief of the current uptrend’s momentum should be wary of placing a bearish entry too soon as smart money operators have higher time-frame liquidity levels in the $44 through $47 range. Additionally, the bulls have arisen while consistently relying on an ascending parallel channel. This could be viewed as a subtle bearish clue. Nonetheless, traders should stay out of the way until definitive short signals are placed in the mid-$40 zone.

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SOL/USDT 3-Hour Chart

Look for definitive sell signals if and when the Solana price rallies towards $47. The bearish targets will be $34 and $31. Invalidation of the bearish thesis is a breach and close above $50.50. If the bulls can conquer the invalidation level, they should be able to rally towards $55, resulting in a 35% increase from the current Solana price.

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