I’ve been watching Solana closely, and it’s looking stronger than ever. Right now it’s trading around $223–$225, up almost 30% in the past month, though still about 25% below its all-time high of $293.
With institutions like Grayscale, VanEck, and Fidelity filing for Solana spot ETFs — and the SEC expected to give its decision by October 10 — the stage is set for something big. Even modest ETF inflows could spark a serious supply shock 🚀.
From the chart, support holds around $200–$210, while resistance is sitting near $250–$300. The momentum has been clearly bullish 📈, which makes me optimistic about what’s ahead.
In the short term, I think SOL may consolidate between $220–$250, but if the ETFs get approved, I see a strong chance of retesting $300+ by year-end 🌕. Personally, I’m buying dips and staking SOL to earn yield while setting up for the next move.
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I’ve been watching Solana closely, and it’s looking stronger than ever. Right now it’s trading around $223–$225, up almost 30% in the past month, though still about 25% below its all-time high of $293.
With institutions like Grayscale, VanEck, and Fidelity filing for Solana spot ETFs — and the SEC expected to give its decision by October 10 — the stage is set for something big. Even modest ETF inflows could spark a serious supply shock 🚀.
From the chart, support holds around $200–$210, while resistance is sitting near $250–$300. The momentum has been clearly bullish 📈, which makes me optimistic about what’s ahead.
In the short term, I think SOL may consolidate between $220–$250, but if the ETFs get approved, I see a strong chance of retesting $300+ by year-end 🌕. Personally, I’m buying dips and staking SOL to earn yield while setting up for the next move.