Specifically, the analyst predicted that SOL was at risk of a decline to $125 as it retests a key support level. Solana At Risk Of A Drop To $125 With Support Retest In a TradingView post, MadWhale predicted that the Solana price was at risk of dropping to as low as $125 with the retest of the $164 price level, which is a key support level on the horizon.
On the other hand, if Solana manages to push higher, the analyst predicted that the psychological $200 level could be coming soon. Related Reading: Big Players Bet Big On XRP, Solana With Excitement Around Donald Trump’s Presidency, Here Are The Figures At the time of writing, the Solana price is trading at around $172, up over 3% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
Santiment noted that while discussion rates are extremely high and crowd sentiment is bearish, this is historically a signal there is a high bounce probability. A Rebound Is Also On The Cards While MadWhale and PizzaDriver have predicted that the Solana price could crash further, some other analysts have predicted that SOL could rebound from its current level.
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