Highlights
Solana (SOL) price continued to lag alongside other majors such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Ripple (XRP). The competitive smart contracts token suffered another setback under $150 during the weekend and now seeks immediate support at $140.
The next few days will determine how cryptocurrencies will end the year. SOL price may increase momentum significantly if the Fed starts lowering interest rates. Solana price is expected to collect collect liquidity in the zone between $130 and $140 to accelerate recovery above $200.
Solana price holds above $140 support—a key level on the downside and below the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $152. Breaking below this level could mean a retest of the descending trend line toward $130. However, it would be wise to expect a major rebound as more traders DCA within the $10 support range.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) holds below 50, insinuating sellers have the upper hand, but before switching over to short SOL, investors must ensure that a new trend is forming under $140.
Based on SOL price prediction, the simultaneous increase in SOL futures open interest by 1.55% to $2.2 billion and trading volume by 7% to $4.93 billion, according to Coinglass, suggests growing market interest.
This growth in OI and volume signals accumulating bullish sentiment or indecision among traders. While A breakout in either direction is possible, a bullish outcome can be anticipated if Solana price bounces off $140 support.
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