Sunday night’s crypto market-wide correction has once again sent the Solana price down to a level that is crucial for price action in the coming weeks. SOL has been forming an ascending trend line on the 1-day chart since late December last year, which could lead the price back into bullish territory, as NewsBTC reported.

Solana already fell below the “bull line” on April 8, 2022, which technically means it is still in bear territory. The collapse of FTX and the entanglements are certainly one reason why SOL is still undervalued compared to other altcoins.

While numerous altcoins are already trading above the 200-day EMA, the indicator remains the most important target for Solana. However, this will likely require a renewed upswing in the overall crypto market, especially in the leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin.

Once the 200-day EMA falls, Solana’s yearly high at $27.13 comes into focus, where the 38.2% Fibonacci level is also located. Subsequent Fibonacci levels would be $33.06 (50% Fibonacci), $39.14 (61.8%Fibonacci), and $47.81 (78.6% Fibonacci).

(by Jake Simmons)