Claude's Tomato narxiSOL

🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 Yes guys this my confidence level $SOL coming 90$ That's the reason I open 52k$ short on $SOL

The whale who shorted before the October 10th crash has added another $66,000,000 to his Ethereum long. Current Positions: ▫️ $735,058,000 $ETH long ▫️ $94,759,000 $BTC long ▫️ $72,751,000 $SOL long

Solana is once again being tested by the market as the price of SOL drifts closer to a critical support zone. Earlier this week, SOL briefly pushed above the $147 level, but the breakout lacked follow-through. Sellers stepped in quickly, forcing the price back below $145 and putting short-term traders on alert. This pullback has created a familiar situation for Solana: short-term price weakness on the chart, while the fundamentals beneath the surface continue to strengthen. SOL Price Near a Make-or-Break Zone From a technical perspective, SOL failed to reclaim the psychological $150 level and slipped into a short-term corrective phase. The price is now trading below key intraday averages, which often signals cautious momentum and reduced buyer confidence. All eyes are currently on the $141–$140 support range. This zone has previously acted as a demand area and aligns with technical levels where buyers have stepped in before. If SOL holds this range, a relief bounce remains possible. However, a clean break below $140 could expose deeper downside: Next support: ~$132 Extended downside risk: ~$124 if selling pressure accelerates On the upside, SOL needs to reclaim $146–$148 to shift momentum back in favor of the bulls. A decisive push above $148 could open the door to $155, with $162 as a higher resistance target if confidence returns. Momentum indicators still lean cautious. The RSI remains below 50, reflecting weak short-term strength, even though daily trading volume stays solid around $5 billion. Despite recent gains over the past year, SOL is still trading far below its all-time high near $293, highlighting the gap between price recovery and past peaks. Regulation Signals and Solana ETF Developments Beyond charts, regulatory developments in the U.S. may shape Solana’s longer-term outlook. A proposed bill known as the Clarity Act could redefine how certain cryptocurrencies with ETFs are classified starting in 2026. If approved, it may reduce regulatory friction and place assets like Solana closer to Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of oversight and compliance. Interest is already showing modest signs of growth. On January 15, spot Solana ETFs in the U.S. recorded approximately $23.5 million in inflows, marking their strongest day in nearly a month. While ETFs still represent a small slice of SOL’s overall market capitalization, they signal growing institutional curiosity rather than immediate price impact. Solana Network Keeps Building While price action cools, Solana’s ecosystem continues to expand at a rapid pace. In 2025, the network processed roughly $1.6 trillion in trading volume, capturing a meaningful share of overall crypto activity. DeFi usage remains resilient, with total value locked holding steady near $11.5 billion, suggesting users haven’t abandoned the chain despite market volatility. One of the strongest growth areas is real-world assets (RWAs). Tokenized assets on Solana have climbed to a new high of $1.15 billion, spanning U.S. Treasuries, equities, and institutional-grade products. This trend positions Solana as a serious contender for bridging traditional finance with blockchain infrastructure. On the adoption front, momentum is also building: The Solana Seeker phone is preparing a large SKR token airdrop targeting over 100,000 users Interactive Brokers now supports 24/7 USDC deposits via Solana, making global fund transfers faster and more accessible for traders The Bigger Picture In the short term, SOL’s price structure looks fragile, with key support levels under pressure and momentum still muted. But zooming out reveals a different story: a network that continues to scale, attract institutions, expand real-world use cases, and push user adoption forward. If the $140 support holds, SOL may simply be resetting before its next move. If it breaks, patience may be required. Either way, Solana remains a project where price and fundamentals are clearly telling two different stories for now.

Chainlink $LINK , Solana $SOL , and Wormhole $W lead the latest Solana ecosystem rankings by #development activity, highlighting where builder momentum is strongest this month.