$SOL

Solana (SOL) struggles to regain $150, losing momentum on Friday, April 25, after reaching an intraday high of $156.

SOL experienced a drastic surge on April 22, reaching $148. However, with active sellers around $150, SOL struggled to rise and fell into the red the previous weekend, dropping 1.08% on Saturday and 0.84% on Sunday, falling below $150 and closing at $148.

SOL started the previous week facing volatility, as buyers and sellers fought for market control. As a result, SOL reached an intraday high of $153 before losing momentum and falling to $147, ultimately registering a slight decline.

Sellers maintained control on Tuesday when SOL dropped nearly 1% to $146.

SOL plummeted to an intraday low of $140 on Wednesday as selling pressure intensified. However, the price rebounded from this level to register a slight increase and closed at $147. Buyers maintained control on Thursday when SOL rose 2.20% and closed at $150.

SOL lost momentum on Friday, falling nearly 2%, dropping below $150 and closing at $148. Price action remained bearish over the weekend, with SOL falling 0.83% on Saturday and nearly 2% on Sunday, dropping below a key support level and closing at $144.

In the current session, SOL has risen 1.63%, aiming to reclaim $150.