📉 After hitting $155.80 in the last 24h, Solana felt selling pressure and pulled back strongly.
Is it an opportunity... or the beginning of more decline? Let's look at the data 👇
🌐 Daily Chart - SOL/USDT (July 2025)
🟢 Current price: $146.54 (-5.63% on the day)
🔻 Recent low: $126.00
📉 EMAs 7/25/99:
Price below EMA25 (148.87) and EMA99 (154.03)
The EMA7 crossed down, a sign of weakness in the very short term
🟡 RSI (6): 48.45 → neutral zone, neither overbought nor oversold
✅ Solana attempted to break the 99-day average but failed to sustain above it and was rejected. The movement seems more like a technical pullback, with no confirmation of reversal yet.
💡 And does DCA make sense here?
➡️ The price is still well above the low at $126.
➡️ Neutral RSI and moving averages indicating indecision.
➡️ Volume is still high, but without clear buying strength.
🟡 In summary: it’s not the best time to start DCA, but it may make sense if:
You already have a strong long-term thesis for SOL
You will use DCA patiently over several weeks
🧠 Why can DCA still be useful?
✅ Helps avoid entering at the peak of false movements
✅ Reduces the impact of volatility
✅ Prevents decisions based on FOMO or fear
🫡 Remember: not always does a price “drop” signal a buy.
DCA requires a long-term view, not haste.
📌 This content is educational. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
