Solana Jumps 10% As Fed Eases Rates, Analysts Eye Even Higher Gains

The fifth largest cryptocurrency by market cap, Solana (SOL), has once again come into the limelight since it saw a significant breakout in its price recently. The token rose by over 10% amid the Federal Reserve rate cuts, once again drawing the attention of investors and getting all the talk about its price breakout.

Since Solana has reached the $151 mark after weeks of trading in the narrowed range of $130 to $139, analysts are now keeping an eye on what is going to come next.

The fact that the recent rally by SOL already has many traders hoping that it might actually be sustainable leaves much to do. Indeed, the token had been stuck below the strong resistance levels of $140, trying to break them for a few days before the rally.

This policy change may have been exactly what Solana needed to break two-month declines and push for broader market adoption. Can Solana sustain this momentum or is the rally short-lived? investors ponder on their next moves.

Technical Indicators And Breakout Potential

Currently, Solana’s technical indicators are strengthening considerably. Many experts believe that it should do great in the coming days. Crypto analysts stated that SOL has shown reasonable toughness given the immense performance against most altcoins on higher timeframes.

SOL has broken above the 50-day simple moving average. The coin also cruised through a high level of resistance, which translates to a 7% increase for the day, crypto analyst Yuriy said while expecting SOL to breach the levels at $160 with targets aimed at $180 or even $200. He also cautioned, though, that key support remains at $138, and if that level succumbs, prices could easily fall back to $120.

Another veteran trader, Peter Brandt, echoed similar sentiments when he said that $120 has long-term support. The altcoin has been consolidating in a rectangle pattern on the daily chart, and the price of $120 becomes the lower limit of the range since mid-April. Thus, holding this position could become a springboard for a “sizeable advance.”

Solana: Bullish Market Sentiment

Market sentiment is cautiously optimistic around Solana as there’s a mix of both bullish and neutral indicators. At a neutral 54, the Fear & Greed Index displays a bit of caution among the traders, though it is easily seen that Solana’s last few days have at least calmed jitters down a bit. Solana managed to spend 14 of its last 30 days in the green, which indicates its resilience well.

Meanwhile, price volatility in the token floats at 6.60% thereby implying that even though changes are anticipated, the overall ascending trend seems to be good. Investors who were crossing their fingers and waiting for the perfect moment to enter the market may find this is the opportune time since Solana has been keeping significant momentum.

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