This chart examines Solana’s recurring 63-day market rhythm, revealing a consistent pattern of “M-top” formations approximately every nine weeks. Each cycle has historically produced a local high followed by a corrective phase, suggesting that SOL trades within a repeatable momentum structure that alternates between accumulation and exhaustion.
Using Heikin-Ashi candles on the weekly timeframe, the pattern highlights clear bullish and bearish rotations — each forming higher lows within a rising macro trendline (the “possible correction line”). The green projection path represents a potential continuation of this macro uptrend, targeting the $275–$325 range for the next cycle top, and possibly $375–$400 if momentum sustains into early 2026.
Conversely, the red path marks the bearish continuation scenario. A breakdown below the $150–$160 trendline support could trigger a deeper retracement toward $120 or even $100, retesting previous accumulation zones before the next cycle emerges.
External factors (e.g., network congestion, exploit events, liquidity shocks) have previously caused deviations from the rhythm, as noted on the chart. Despite these outliers, the broader 63-day pattern has remained structurally intact since early 2024, suggesting a cyclical behavioral consistency among traders and algorithmic participants.
