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Solana is now trading below the $100 mark after intense selling pressure swept through the crypto market over the weekend. Sunday’s drop pushed SOL into its lowest price zone in more than a year, signaling a sharp shift in sentiment as fear grips the market. Since the start of March, Solana has lost more than 45% of its value, and momentum suggests the downtrend may not be over yet.
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The breakdown has sparked concern among investors and analysts alike, with many warning that SOL could be headed for deeper lows if current support fails to hold. Top analyst Jason Pizzino shared a technical analysis pointing out that this is the first time in over 12 months that Solana is trading below the $100 level — a historically significant threshold. According to Pizzino, the next major price targets sit at levels levels that would represent an 80% total decline from Solana’s recent highs.
Such moves, while steep, aren’t uncommon during heavy altcoin corrections. With macro uncertainty and broad market weakness driving risk-off behavior, Solana’s path forward will likely depend on whether bulls can reclaim key levels — or if more downside is still to come.
Solana Faces Critical Breakdown As Analysts Eye Deeper Correction
Solana is now undergoing a crucial test as the price trades below $100 for the first time in over a year. Bulls are under pressure to reclaim key levels quickly in order to prevent further downside. However, the broader macroeconomic landscape paints a grim picture. Global markets remain rattled by escalating trade war tensions and policy uncertainty stemming from the U.S. and China, with financial conditions tightening across the board. For high-risk assets like Solana, the backdrop suggests the decline may still have room to continue.
Pizzino has shared a bearish technical outlook that supports this view. He highlights the significance of Solana’s repeated bearish signals using the “3-bar rule.” The first warning appeared in November 2024, followed by another in January 2025.
Now, with SOL firmly trading below $100, Pizzino believes the next targets lie at $80 and potentially sub-$60 — a level that would represent an 80% correction from Solana’s recent highs. While that may seem extreme, such pullbacks are not unusual in major altcoin cycles, particularly when driven by broader market panic.
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For Solana, the path forward hinges on whether bulls can reclaim momentum soon. A push back above the $110–$120 zone could shift sentiment and delay deeper losses. Until then, the market remains on edge.
Solana Bulls Fight to Avoid Further Losses
Solana is currently trading at $100 after briefly dipping to $95 — a price level not seen since February 2024. The sharp correction highlights the intense selling pressure that has taken hold of the market in recent weeks. As fear and uncertainty continue to dominate sentiment, SOL remains vulnerable to deeper losses if bulls fail to step in.
The $100 level is now a psychological and technical battleground. While bulls are attempting to defend it, the broader market context — shaped by global macroeconomic instability and weakening investor confidence — suggests the recovery may face significant resistance. For Solana to regain momentum and signal a possible trend reversal, it must reclaim the $120 zone, which previously served as a key support level.
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However, selling pressure remains strong, and if SOL fails to hold the $100 threshold, a move into lower demand zones becomes increasingly likely. Analysts point to the $80 level as the next critical area where buyers may look to step in. Until then, price action remains fragile, and the downtrend could extend if broader market conditions fail to improve. For now, all eyes are on whether $100 can hold — or break.
Featured image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView
