Solana Price Signals a 12% Pullback Near the $125–$135 Zone

Key Insights:

• Solana price bounced from the wedge support, but the 100-day and 200-day EMA cross still points to weakness.
• A drop toward $125–$135 remains possible unless buyers hold this zone.
• The bounce gets stronger only if Solana price closes above $172, which marks the start of a cleaner recovery.

Solana price was up almost 6% at press time. This small rise gave traders some relief after weeks of steady selling.

The move has also created hope that Solana may be trying to build a foundation to bounce from. But the wider crypto market is still weak, and the next steps depend on how Solana reacts near a few important levels.

Many traders want to know if this bounce can last or if another drop is coming.

A Bounce Has Formed, but the Solana Price Chart Shows Caution

Solana took support from the lower line of a falling wedge. A falling wedge is a pattern that often helps a coin recover because the lines get tighter and reduce selling pressure. This is why some traders quickly turned optimistic after the first green candle.

But the daily chart also shows a warning sign.

The 100-day EMA is close to crossing below the 200-day EMA. These lines track the average price over long periods. When the shorter one moves under the longer one, it shows the trend is still weak. This cross has not happened yet, but it is very close. If it completes, Solana may fall again even after the bounce.

Right now, the zone between $135 and $125 remains the most important part of the chart.

This is about a 12% pullback from current levels. This zone matches past reaction points and sits near key Fibonacci levels.

If Solana loses this area, sellers may get stronger. If it holds the area, buyers again have a chance to build a bigger bounce using it as the level base.

Market Views Split As Solana Tests Important Levels

Traders do not fully agree on what comes next.

One analyst calls the $130 zone a “load zone.” He says this level has strong monthly support and usually attracts long-term buyers who wait for deep discounts.

Another analyst says the downside liquidity has mostly cleared. His view comes from a map that shows where stop-loss orders and liquidations sit. According to this data, the next large liquidity pockets appear near $170–$200. If the market sees even a small recovery, Solana can move toward that zone because the path above is cleaner.

The new ETF has also added a twist.

Fidelity’s FSOL, a Solana ETF, is now live. This is a long-term positive signal because it gives traditional investors an easy way to gain Solana exposure.

But an ETF does not protect a coin from short-term drops. The chart still decides the next price direction over the next few days.

It is also worth noting that Solana buying has picked up over the past few trading sessions. Some big names are busy accumulating. That might add some more weight to the rebound setup. And regardless of all the price-specific action, the Solana network metrics look strong, adding that fundamental support to the rebound idea.

What Solana Price Must Clear Before It Can Recover Strongly

For the current bounce to turn into something more stable, Solana must climb above $172 per the price chart shared earlier.

This level has stopped many attempts in the past, and a clean close above it would show that buyers are back with strength. Until Solana closes above $172, sellers still have the upper hand. This level also agrees with the liquidity cluster narrative from earlier.

If Solana holds $135–$125 and later pushes above $172, traders may finally see a clearer recovery. Breaking this level would also push the price above the 20-day EMA, which has acted as a ceiling for several weeks.

For now, Solana price has bounced, but the EMA cross and the $135–$125 area still keep the downside risk alive. The next few days will decide whether the bounce continues or if traders must prepare for another pullback.