$95 Breakout Could Trigger Rally

Solana could climb toward $102 if it clears the $95 mid range shown on a 4 hour chart shared by analyst Ali Charts on X. The chart placed SOL near $91.67 at the time of the post and showed price moving inside an upward sloping channel. It also marked $87 as lower support and $98 and $102 as higher resistance levels.

Solana 4HR Chart: Source: Ali Charts on X

According to the chart, Solana has traded within that rising channel through most of March. Price recently rebounded from the lower boundary near $87 and then moved back toward the middle of the range. That setup suggested a possible continuation higher if buyers push SOL above the mid channel area around $95.

The chart also showed that recent candles formed after a bounce from the channel floor. As a result, the move back toward the center line became the main technical level to watch. If Solana breaks and holds above that area, the next upside targets shown on the chart sit near $98 first and then $102 near the upper boundary of the channel.

At the same time, the setup remains conditional. The chart did not confirm a breakout yet. Instead, it showed SOL still trading below the marked $95 level. Until price clears that zone, the move remains a projection rather than a confirmed breakout.

Support stayed near $87, which aligned with the lower channel line. If Solana fails to break above the mid range, traders could look back to that lower support area for the next test. A rejection from $95 would keep SOL inside the same rising structure instead of opening the way to the upper trendline.

Overall, the chart pointed to a simple technical roadmap. Solana held an ascending channel, rebounded from support, and approached a key decision area. Therefore, the next move around $95 could decide whether SOL extends toward $102 or stays range bound inside the current structure.

Solana Faces Three Resistance Levels Before Any Bullish Shift

A 12 hour Binance chart shared by trader lja on X showed Solana still trading below several resistance zones, with $97.65 marked as the nearest barrier, followed by $106.82 and $116.99. The chart suggested that SOL must clear all three levels before the structure turns bullish.

Solana 12H Resistance Levels: Source: lja on X

The setup followed a steep earlier drop and then a broad sideways recovery through February and March. Since then, Solana has posted a series of rebounds, yet price action has continued to stall below the first key resistance zone. That left the chart in a recovery phase rather than a confirmed trend reversal.

According to the chart, $97.65 stands as the first level that buyers need to reclaim. Above that, $106.82 marks the next major hurdle. Then $116.99 remains the strongest resistance on the chart. As a result, the technical path higher still looks crowded with overhead supply.

The trader’s view stayed cautious despite the recent rebound structure. The chart did not show a bullish breakout. Instead, it pointed to a market that still needs to prove strength by breaking through multiple resistance bands one by one.

Until that happens, the broader setup remains neutral to bearish. A move into those zones could test momentum, but only a sustained break above them would change the technical picture in a stronger way. For now, the chart framed Solana as a token approaching resistance, not one that has already flipped bullish.