⬤ Solana appears to be shifting into a wave (4) correction after its recent dip and bounce on the 1-hour chart. The price action suggests the market is moving through a corrective phase rather than gearing up for another strong push higher. Technical structure shows a rebound from recent lows, fitting the typical pattern of an Elliott Wave correction.
⬤ The 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level around $132 stands out as the main target for this wave (4) pullback. This zone is a classic spot for corrections to land within Elliott Wave setups. While deeper retracements are possible, traders are watching this area closely. A yellow descending trend line on the chart could act as resistance during the upward move, potentially capping gains unless momentum picks up steam.
⬤ Looking at the micro structure, a small five-wave pattern may already be forming wave A within wave (4). Support sits between $124.90 and $126.49—an area that's held up well during recent pullbacks. As long as SOL stays above $124.90 and any dips remain corrective in nature, the odds favor a wave C rally toward that $132 target. This keeps the focus squarely on the mid-$130s while maintaining a cautious stance.
⬤ This setup matters because it helps separate a temporary bounce from the start of a genuine bullish leg. For the outlook to turn more bullish, SOL would need to break through resistance with a clear impulsive move backed by rising momentum. Until that happens, the corrective scenario remains the base case, with price action still needing confirmation before calling for stronger upside.
Usman Salis
Usman Salis