#BTCPullback Solana Bull Returns to Dominate the Market After Weeks of Selling, Targeting 14% Breakout Solana Price SOLUSD currently moves around US$90, with daily charts showing a common pattern, as buyers shift SOL flow on exchanges into net outflows for five consecutive sessions. This formation connects an 11% rebound, an emerging reversal pattern, and the latest spot demand change. Whether SOL can turn this into a 14% breakout depends on the presence of a large supply cluster just above the current price. Price Forms Reversal Pattern on 11% Rebound On the daily chart, Solana has been forming an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern since late March. The right shoulder was formed at the end of April. SOL has already rallied about 11% from that low, now approaching the neckline that could trigger a breakout. Want insights like this? Sign up to receive the Daily Crypto Newsletter from Editor Harsh Notariya here. The series of moving averages provides additional context. The exponential moving average E EMA 20-day, a trend indicator that emphasizes recent price movements, is now approaching the 50-day EMA and could produce a bullish crossover. These two short-term EMAs are still below the 100-day EMA, which is still limiting the rally from above. If the bullish crossover is confirmed, it will be the first momentum signal. Additionally, the price potentially rising back above the 100-day EMA at around US$93.91 serves as a second momentum reference. However, whether this pattern continues or not still depends on net flow data supporting buying activity. Buyers Withdraw SOL from Exchange as Supply Clusters Appear Data from Glassnode shows that exchange net position changes have reversed to a buying trend. This metric tracks SOL entering and leaving exchanges. From April 22 to May 1, there was significant inflow, with nearly 1.4 million SOL entering the exchange on one day. But that trend has reversed. For five consecutive sessions until May 6, SOL was withdrawn from exchanges. On the last day, a net outflow of 543,961 SOL occurred. This shift indicates buyers may be absorbing supply faster than sellers are putting their assets on the market. A second on-chain layer also confirms this analysis. The distribution heatmap of cost basis from Glassnode maps the price ranges where holders acquired their coins. Data shows about 5.41 million SOL concentrated in a narrow price range just above the current price. This cluster has historically often acted as resistance. New breakeven holders usually sell when prices rise, especially if they entered at recent lows. If these holders do not sell during price increases and continue holding, the 14% breakout scenario could materialize. For now, the pattern, flows, and supply distribution all support this. The price ladder also indicates where key pivot points are on the chart. Solana Price Levels Critical for 14% Breakout With the pattern, flow reversal, and supply cluster aligned, focus now shifts to the price ladder. The technical level drawn from the late March right shoulder low at US$81.29 shows that SOL is currently testing the 0.618 Fibonacci level at US$90.03. If the price closes above this level cleanly, the next target is US$92.41 (Fibonacci 0.786). This level overlaps with the 5.41 million SOL cost basis cluster between US$91.70 and US$92.43. This cluster becomes the primary supply wall. Above that is the 100-day EMA at US$93.91, which acts as the next moving average resistance. The neckline of the inverse head-and-shoulders pattern is at US$96.95. If it breaks through the neckline convincingly, the pattern will be active. The measured move projection supports a 14.45% increase, bringing SOL to around US$111.00. The downward price ladder is also very clear. If SOL fails to hold above US$90.03, it will retest US$86.69 (0.382) and US$84.63 (0.236). If the price drops below US$81.29, the right shoulder low, the entire Solana price pattern will weaken. The current flow pattern and setup tend to point upward. The 5.41 million SOL supply cluster remains untested, and the 100-day exponential moving average E EMA is still above the rally. If the price manages to close above US$96.95, there is a 14% breakout chance toward US$111.00, but if it fails, the price could fall to the invalidation floor at US$81.29.

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#BTCPullback Solana Bull Returns to Dominate the Market After Weeks of Selling, Targeting 14% Breakout Solana Price SOLUSD currently trading around US$90, with daily charts showing a familiar base pattern, as buyers have shifted SOL outflows on exchanges into net outflows for five consecutive sessions. This formation connects an 11% rebound, an emerging reversal pattern, and the latest change in spot demand. Whether SOL can turn this into a 14% breakout depends on the presence of a large supply cluster just above the current price. Price Forms Reversal Pattern on 11% Rebound On the daily chart, Solana has been forming an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern since late March. The right shoulder was formed at the end of April. SOL has already rallied about 11% from that low, now approaching the neckline that could trigger a breakout. Want insights like this? Sign up to receive the Daily Crypto Newsletter from Editor Harsh Notariya here. The series of moving averages provides additional context. The exponential moving average E EMA 20-day, a trend indicator that emphasizes recent price movements, is now approaching the 50-day EMA and could produce a bullish crossover. These two short-term EMAs are still below the 100-day EMA, which is still acting as resistance from above. If a bullish cross is confirmed, it will be the first momentum signal. Additionally, the price potentially climbing back above the 100-day EMA at around US$93.91 serves as a second momentum indicator. However, whether this pattern continues or not still depends on net flow data supporting buying activity. Buyers Withdraw SOL from Exchange as Supply Clusters Appear Data from Glassnode shows that exchange net position changes have reversed to a buying trend. This metric tracks SOL inflows and outflows on exchanges. From April 22 to May 1, there was a significant inflow, with nearly 1.4 million SOL entering exchanges on one day. But that trend has reversed. Over five consecutive sessions until May 6, SOL was actually withdrawn from exchanges. On the last day, a net outflow of 543,961 SOL occurred. This shift indicates buyers may be absorbing supply faster than sellers are putting their assets on the market. A second on-chain layer also confirms this analysis. The distribution heatmap of cost basis from Glassnode maps the price ranges where holders acquired their coins. Data shows about 5.41 million SOL concentrated in a narrow price range just above the current level. This cluster has historically often acted as resistance. New breakeven holders usually sell when prices rise, especially if they entered near recent lows. If these holders do not sell during price increases and continue holding, the 14% breakout scenario could materialize. For now, the pattern, flows, and supply distribution all support this. The price ladder also indicates where key pivot points are on the chart. Solana Price Levels Critical for 14% Breakout With the pattern, flow reversal, and supply cluster aligned, focus now shifts to the price ladder. The technical level drawn from the late March right shoulder low at US$81.29 shows that SOL is currently testing the 0.618 Fibonacci level at US$90.03. If the price moves back above this level cleanly, the next target is US$92.41 (Fibonacci 0.786). This level overlaps with the 5.41 million SOL cost basis cluster between US$91.70 and US$92.43. This cluster becomes the primary supply wall. Above that is the 100-day EMA at US$93.91, which acts as the next resistance from the moving average. The neckline of the inverse head-and-shoulders pattern is at US$96.95. If it breaks through the neckline convincingly, the pattern will be active. The measured move projection supports a 14.45% increase, bringing SOL to around US$111.00. The downside price ladder is also very clear. If SOL fails to hold above US$90.03, it will retest US$86.69 (0.382) and US$84.63 (0.236). If the price drops below US$81.29, the right shoulder low, the entire Solana price pattern will weaken. The current flow pattern and setup tend to favor the upside. The 5.41 million SOL supply cluster remains untested, and the 100-day exponential moving average E EMA is still above the rally. If the price closes above US$96.95, there is a 14% breakout chance toward US$111.00, but if it fails, the price could fall to the invalidation floor at US$81.29.