Solana (SOL) has been on a notable decline over the past few days, erasing gains that pushed it close to its all-time high earlier this month. After peaking at $263, SOL has fallen by over 14% in just four days, with today’s session marking a further 3.26% drop.
Currently trading at $226.55, Solana hit an intraday high of $239.91 before retreating to a low of $221.57. The pullback is testing key support zones as selling pressure intensifies, reflecting both market-wide profit-taking and cooling sentiment following its meteoric rise.
This decline is happening as investors are being more cautious in the broader market, evaluating Solana’s high levels after its strong surge in November. Even with this adjustment, SOL continues to be one of the most actively traded and talked about digital currencies due to its unprecedented popularity in decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFTs.
The significant drop in Solana’s price can mostly be linked to investors selling after its remarkable surge earlier this month. Nevertheless, Solana’s fundamentals are still solid, supported by its capability to handle transactions quickly and its strong developer community.
Despite the worrisome current pullback, the future outlook for Solana still appears promising. Experts think that staying above $225 could lead to a recovery, possibly reaching $248 or higher. However, failure to maintain key support levels could see SOL revisiting the $200 mark in the near term.
This post was last modified on Nov 26, 2024, 13:46 GMT 13:46