Solana is showing early signs of a potential trend reversal after reclaiming the $100 level. Improving weekly momentum indicators and long-term cycle analysis suggest that $SOL may be emerging from a prolonged bottoming phase, although confirmation still depends on establishing a sustained pattern of higher highs and higher lows.
Solana Long-Term Cycle Chart Projects a Potential Move Toward $1,000
Solana’s broader market structure may be shifting from accumulation and manipulation toward a potential expansion phase. CryptoCurb’s analysis projects a long-term move toward $1,000 if the current bullish setup continues to develop.
The weekly $SOL/USDT chart divides the market into three phases: accumulation, manipulation and distribution. The accumulation zone covers much of 2024 and 2025, when $SOL traded within a broad range after recovering from earlier cycle lows.
The chart identifies the decline into 2026 as a manipulation phase. During that period, $SOL fell below the lower boundary of its previous range before stabilizing near $100. CryptoCurb’s thesis is that the breakdown represents a shakeout rather than the beginning of another extended bearish cycle.
The immediate technical challenge is a sustained recovery above the lower section of the former trading range. With $SOL shown near $104, the area between roughly $110 and $120 represents an important initial resistance zone. A decisive reclaim of that range would strengthen the argument that the breakdown has failed and that Solana is moving back toward an expansion phase.
Beyond that point, the projected path becomes significantly more aggressive. The chart shows $SOL potentially rising toward approximately $600, correcting into the mid-$400s and later extending toward $1,000 around 2028.
However, the $1,000 level remains a speculative long-term scenario rather than a confirmed price target. The chart does not establish that level through a measured move or another independent technical calculation. The bullish outlook therefore depends first on $SOL reclaiming its former range and later breaking above the major highs established during the 2024-2025 structure.
$SOL Weekly Chart Shows Bullish Divergence and New Buy Signals
A second weekly chart from Jesse Olson supports the shorter-term reversal case. It shows improving momentum, a strong weekly candle and several bullish technical signals.
The Kraken $SOL/USD chart shows $SOL at $105.06 after opening the week at $95.41, reaching $110.61 and trading as low as $93.27. At the time shown on the chart, the token had gained approximately 10.1% for the week.
Olson highlights a series of bullish signals, including bullish divergence, a buy signal, an RSI-related buy signal and a newly printed green trending dot. The green dot is notable because it follows an extended sequence of bearish trend markers, suggesting that momentum conditions may be changing.
Solana’s price has also moved above a visible reference level near $97.72 and is testing the $105-$110 area. A clean move above that zone would improve the short-term market structure and raise the probability of a higher high.
The next confirmation would be the formation of a higher low after any pullback. Together, a higher high and higher low would provide stronger evidence that $SOL is transitioning from a downtrend into a developing uptrend instead of staging another temporary relief rally.
The chart also identifies a lower reference near $76.77, which serves as an important invalidation level for the developing bullish structure. A sustained move below that area would weaken the reversal thesis.
Above the current price, the visible volume profile indicates further resistance around $115-$125, followed by a heavier supply zone near $145-$150. Clearing those levels would offer stronger technical confirmation that Solana’s bottoming process has developed into a broader recovery.
