- Solana’s hourly structure remains bullish, hinting at further upward momentum
- Price retraced to a demand zone before reacting and grabbing liquidity, showcasing its dynamic movement
- Liquidity and supply zones will likely play critical roles in SOL’s next move
If you’ve been watching Solana (SOL) closely, you’ll know it’s been an exciting ride.
Yesterday, we analyzed the price action, noting an intermediate supply area loaded with liquidity just above it.
Instead of heading straight for that liquidity and reversing downward as expected, Solana surprised us. The price first dipped into a demand zone we had highlighted, reacted strongly, and then pushed higher to grab liquidity.
Let’s break down what this means and what could happen next.
Bullish Structure on H1
Looking at the hourly timeframe, the structure remains bullish. This tells us the broader trend favors upward momentum. But what does that mean for short-term movements?
The price might retrace—essentially moving downward temporarily to find liquidity.
If you’re new to the term, liquidity refers to areas on the chart where traders’ stop-loss orders and pending positions accumulate, often around key levels or zones. Once liquidity is taken, it can fuel the next move, either continuing the trend or creating a reversal.
Possible Scenarios
Here’s where things get interesting:
- Retrace to Demand: The price could pull back, seeking demand zones (areas where buyers are likely waiting). After reacting to demand, it might continue climbing towards yesterday’s marked supply area.
- Push Higher Without Retrace: In a less typical scenario, the bullish momentum might persist, taking out supply zones sooner than expected.
- Unpredictability Alert: And of course, the market does what it wants. Solana’s price could move unpredictably, defying any technical analysis. It’s why we say all analysis is informational, not gospel.
Key Takeaway: Stay Flexible
Technical analysis helps us prepare for possible scenarios, not guarantees. While the bullish H1 structure suggests continued upward movement, it’s crucial to stay adaptable. The market doesn’t owe us predictability!
Remember: This content is purely informational and not financial advice. Always trade responsibly and assess your risk.
What’s your take on Solana’s next move?
