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#SOL Update The bullish structure on the 4-hour timeframe remains intact, and we have not yet reached the absolute resistance zone; therefore, be alert to the risk of further upside! We are currently undergoing sideways consolidation within the interim blue resistance zone to absorb selling pressure. There appear to be signs of a bullish flag pattern forming; however, if the price breaks below the lower edge of the flag, the pattern is invalidated. In that event, we would need to monitor the support levels near the S/R (support/resistance) area. ⚠️ If you want to take a long position here, my advice is to use a small position size, as this area still acts as a zone of resistance. $SOL https://www.bitget.com/insights/posts/4565695

Solana ( $SOL ) – Latest Technical Analysis (7 July 2026) Current Price: ~$81.3 USD (up slightly over the past 24 hours). Technical Outlook Trend: 🟢 Short-term Bullish. Moving Averages: $SOL is trading above its key moving averages, indicating buyers remain in control. RSI (14): Around 53, showing neutral momentum with room for further upside. MACD: Bullish crossover remains active, suggesting positive momentum is continuing. Key Levels Support: $80.0, then $73.0 Resistance: $82.0, then $90.0 Trading View A daily close above $82 could open the door for a move toward $90–100. If SOL falls below $80, the next major support lies around $73. Recent on-chain activity and ETF inflows continue to support the medium-term outlook.

80 US dollars for $SOL , do you dare to bottom-fish? From 293 down to 80—down 73%. Everyone calls it a "dead chain." But just when you think it’s headed to zero, ETF funds quietly kept buying for two weeks. On-chain data broke historical records—so is this a rebound, or a reversal? First: Solana is down 72%, but it’s still alive—and it’s even stronger. From 293 down to 70, many said, "Solana is going to die." But look at the on-chain data: TVL: $5.1 billion, up 7% in a week DEX: $2 billion 24-hour trading volume Single-week non-voting transactions exceeded 1 billion, a historical record Stablecoin market cap: $15 billion RWA active market cap: $2 billion Second: On July 2, Solana did something big. On-chain governance officially went live. Validators staking 100,000 SOL can submit proposals, and stakers can directly veto them. Not that fake decentralization where the foundation calls the shots—this is real, hands-on on-chain governance. Forward Industries increased its SOL holdings to 7.55 million, and the share price surged straight up. Solana also went to support Kazakhstan’s $6 billion crypto city plan. Third: BonkDAO was attacked, but the market didn’t collapse. BonkDAO had $20 million drained. When the news came out, many people thought, "There’s something wrong with the Solana ecosystem." So what happened? SOL jumped from 75 straight to 80. That’s what "good news ignoring bad news" looks like. Same kind of news half a year ago could have dumped it by 10%—now the market just ignores it. Bonk is only a meme coin in the ecosystem and has nothing to do with Solana’s underlying layer. Key levels Resistance overhead: 82-83 (short-term life-or-death line) → 92.83 → 146 Support below: 78-80 → 75 → 70 For brothers who already hold positions: If your cost is above 100, don’t panic-cut yet. Wait for a confirmed breakout above 82-83, then add to reduce your cost—not sell in fear at this critical level of 80. If your cost is in the 70-80 range, congratulations—you’ve got a decent bottom area. Trim some near 83, then wait for the pullback to re-buy. For brothers with no position who want to chase: Wait for the pullback into the 78-80 range, then enter in batches, with a stop loss below 75. First target: 85; second target: 92. If it breaks above 83 directly with strong volume, you can chase a small portion, with a stop loss at 80. For medium- to long-term players: Buy in batches below 80, target 100-120. Core logic: Triple drivers—continued ETF inflows + governance upgrades + real ecosystem adoption. Stop loss: If the monthly close is below 70, consider fully exiting.

The Big Coins Are Waking Up Again I don’t know about you, but this market feels like that friend who says “I’m fine” while clearly preparing to do something dramatic. BTC recently swept liquidity around $65.6K, which basically means a lot of late longs got shaken out before the chart started looking cleaner again. Now people are watching the $70K area, and honestly, it makes sense. Bitcoin often loves to scare everyone first, then casually walk back into the room like nothing happened. ETH is also trying to join the party, with $1,800 acting like that door everyone is waiting for it to push through. If it does, altcoins may finally get some confidence back. And SOL? Solana still holding its key support around $75, with traders eyeing a possible bigger move if the structure stays strong. For me, this feels like one of those moments where patience matters more than noise. The market is not asleep. It’s just stretching before deciding where to run next.