Solana (SOL) drops 15% weekly, falls below $120 after breaking key support
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Solana (SOL), until recently a top-performing digital asset, shed 15% of its value over the past week. The decline briefly pushed SOL to the seventh spot in market capitalization rankings below Circle’s USDC stablecoin before it reclaimed the sixth position despite a 4.54% drop over the prior 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.
At press time, SOL traded near $118.49 with a valuation of approximately $60.74 billion.
Technical Analysis Points to Weakness
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlighted a critical technical weakness before the recent drop, noting that trendlines weaken with repeated testing. Martinez shared a chart showing SOL’s price testing a key support level multiple times since May 2024 before projecting a downward move.
The more times a trendline gets tested, the weaker it becomes. Eventually, it breaks. #Solana $SOL pic.twitter.com/sSCbU0AgUw
— Ali (@ali_charts) April 2, 2025
That warning played out, with SOL…
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