Solana ($SOL )
is approaching a pivotal resistance zone, with analysts suggesting that a breakout above $200 could propel the price toward $350. Despite a recent pullback—currently trading around $166—market sentiment remains bullish.
After a sharp surge last week, Solana's price consolidated between $165 and $175. Today, SOL is down 2% amid a broader crypto market sell-off, slipping below $170. Following a rejection at the $185 resistance, Solana has corrected nearly 10%. However, on-chain data indicates the potential for a strong upside.
Market analysts are optimistic that if SOL surpasses the critical $200 resistance, the next major target of $350 could be achieved swiftly. This outlook is supported by steady futures trading volumes, which remain at $6.5 billion, and a 20% increase in Solana's blockchain GDP to $1.2 billion in Q1 2025. Additionally, the stablecoin market cap on Solana has surged by 145% to $12.5 billion.
While the path to $350 is contingent on overcoming key resistance levels, the current indicators suggest that Solana is poised for significant growth, provided it can maintain momentum and break through the $200 threshold.