Solana is testing the $95–$96 resistance area after breaking a short-term descending trendline. Traders are watching whether SOL can hold above nearby support and build enough momentum for a move back above $100. Solana Reaches $95–$96 Zone as Traders Watch Micro Support Solana has reached the $95–$96 resistance area, according to a chart shared by More Crypto Online. The setup shows SOL following the expected short-term path after moving higher from its micro support base. Solana Micro Support Setup. Source: More Crypto Online on X The chart shows SOL rising from the lower support area near $78.89–$81.94 before pushing into the current resistance zone. Price is now testing the red horizontal level around $96, which marks a key area for the next short-term move. More Crypto Online said Solana is “following the plan” and noted that the price has reached the $95–$96 area. The analyst also marked micro support between $89.72 and $93.32, which now acts as the main zone to hold. If SOL stays above this support range, the upside structure remains active. The chart points to possible continuation toward higher wave targets above $100, with levels near $104 and $108 shown on the right side. However, Solana still needs to hold the $89.72–$93.32 zone to keep momentum intact. A move below this area would weaken the short-term setup and could send price back toward the wider support region near $80–$82. For now, traders are watching whether SOL can break above $96 or pull back into the marked micro support zone first. A clean move above resistance would show stronger buyer control, while a support loss would delay the bullish setup. Solana Breaks Short-Term Trendline as Traders Watch Move Back Above $100 Solana has broken above a short-term descending trendline on the 15-minute chart, according to a setup shared by The Cryptomist. The move shows SOL trying to regain momentum after a brief consolidation below the $96 area. Solana Short-Term Trend Break. Source: The Cryptomist on X The chart shows SOL moving higher earlier in the session before price started forming lower highs. That structure created a short-term downward trendline, which capped several breakout attempts. The latest candle moved above that trendline, showing a possible shift in short-term momentum. This type of break can point to renewed buyer strength, especially when price holds above the broken trendline after the move. The Cryptomist said Solana had a smaller-time-frame trend break. The analyst added that if Bitcoin holds its current structure, SOL could move back above $100 from this area. The $96 zone now acts as the first area to watch. A clean hold above it could support a move toward $98 and then the $100 level. However, SOL still needs follow-through, as short-term trendline breaks can fail if buyers do not keep control. If SOL falls back below the trendline, the setup would weaken. In that case, traders may watch the $95 and $93.57 areas as nearby support levels before any new upside attempt.
