Solana: From Crypto Darling to $85 Couch Potato – What’s Next?

Oh, Solana, darling, what’s happened to you? Once the life and soul of the crypto party, you’re now hovering near $85 like a forgotten canapé at a Bridget Jones’s dinner party. Falling volume, shrinking open interest, and a chart that looks like it’s been on a month-long bender – it’s all a bit meh, isn’t it?

  • Down 35% in a month? That’s more dramatic than Mark Darcy’s mood swings. Nearly 70% from its all-time high? Ouch. That’s like realizing your crush fancies your best friend.
  • Derivatives activity? Fading faster than a fake tan in the rain. Long positions flushed out? Sounds like a bad date.
  • Technical signals bearish? Momentum oversold? Honey, even your horoscope looks better than this.

Trading at $86.02? Down 0.1% in 24 hours? That’s the crypto equivalent of “I’m fine, really” when you’re clearly not. Down 13% in a week, 35% in a month, and 70% from its January 2025 high? That’s not a dip, that’s a full-on face-plant into the guacamole.

Price action? Heavy. Gains? As fleeting as a New Year’s resolution. Buyers stepping in? More like dipping a toe in and then running for the hills. Spot trading volume down 36%? Futures data looking grim? It’s like everyone’s left the party early to watch Netflix.

Risk-off sentiment? Leverage unwinds? Geopolitical tensions? Honey, even Bridget Jones wouldn’t touch this with a ten-foot pole. High beta? More like high drama. Liquidity sweeps wiping out long positions? That’s the crypto version of a breakup text.

Validators down 70%? Inflation chats? Stake concentration? Memecoin momentum waning? It’s all a bit too much, isn’t it? Even Shazzer would tell you to take a breather.

Solana’s Chart: A Tragedy in Three Acts

Rejected near the Bollinger mid-band? Lower highs? Below the 50-day and 100-day moving averages? Darling, this chart needs more than a glass of Chardonnay to cheer up. $95-$100 area flipped into overhead supply? That’s like trying to squeeze into last year’s jeans – not happening.

Daily candles near the lower Bollinger Band? That’s not “cozy,” that’s “desperate.” RSI oversold but no bullish divergence? Even your tarot reader would say, “Hmm, tricky.” $85 support? That’s like saying, “It’s not you, it’s me” – we all know what that means.

To ease the pain, Solana needs to reclaim the mid-band, hold above $100, and get some volume. But let’s be honest, that’s about as likely as Mark Darcy spontaneously breaking into a tap dance routine.

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2026-02-09 10:33