During the first half of August, the Solana buyers tried to hold above the combined support of $22.4 and 50% Fibonacci retracement. However, from the latter half, this SOL Price witnessed aggressive selling pressure leading to a breakdown of the aforementioned support. This crackdown signals the continuation of the ongoing correction phase. Should you sell on this?
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SOL Price Chart: Key Points
- The Solana price has been experiencing losses for four consecutive days.
- A breakdown below the $22.38 support triggers a 12% drop
- The 24-hour trading volume on the Solana coin is $486.5.5 Million, indicating a 10% gain.
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The Solana coin has been in a correction phase for the past five weeks. From the top of $32.13, the prices tumbled 33.4% to reach the current trading price of $21.39. This downfall obtained a significant boost on August 15th, the crypto market witnessed an intense sell-off in response to the Bitcoin price dip.
The SOL price breakdown from $22.38 support, offers sellers an additional resistance to pressurize the buyers. With sustained selling, the price could plummet another 12% to reach the $18.8 mark.
However, in the daily chart, the candle pattern shows lower price rejection, indicating the buyer’s attempt to counterattack. This buying pressure could trigger a minor pullback and retest the $22.38 as a valid resistance to short sell.
1 SOL to USD = $21.335 -0.14% (24h) Buy / Sell
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Will Solana Buyers Reverse Current Trend?
A downsloping trendline in the daily time frame chart is carrying the current correction phase. The sellers may use this dynamic resistance to sell at bullish bounces. Therefore, until this trendline is intact the downward correction may extend and the potential buyers must for a breakout above this barrier for trend change.
- Bollinger band: An downtick in the lower band of the Bollinger Band indicator reflects high momentum selling in the market.
- Vortex Indicator: A bearish crossover state between the V+(blue) and VI-(orange) indicate increasing sustained bearish momentum in the market