$SOL 📊 Long-term Support and Resistance Account for SOL/USDT 🔥

To calculate long-term support and resistance, we need to analyze historical data and use powerful tools such as:

✅ Historical highs and lows

✅ Long-term Fibonacci

✅ Psychological levels and strong areas

1️⃣ Historical highs and lows

📌 Looking at the chart, we find that the most important historical levels for SOL are:

✅ Strong resistances (R):

🔹 260$ - 250$ (All-time high)

🔹 200$ - 210$ (Previous strong resistance area)

🔹 160$ - 165$ (Previous breakout level turned resistance)

🔹 147$ - 150$ (Closest current resistance)

✅ Strong supports (S):

🔹 130$ - 133$ (Nearby support, if broken, we may see a deeper correction)

🔹 120$ - 125$ (Historically important support)

🔹 100$ (Very strong psychological level)

🔹 80$ - 85$ (Historical support level)

2️⃣ Long-term Fibonacci levels

📌 If we draw Fibonacci from the all-time high (260$) to the all-time low (8$), we get important levels:

✅ 38.2% = 110$ ➝ Potential support

✅ 50% = 135$ ➝ Very strong support level

✅ 61.8% = 160$ ➝ Strong resistance