SOL price eyes 75% rally as Solana paints a bullish reversal pattern
Solana (SOL) continued its recovery trend on June 28 while inching closer to triggering a classic bullish reversal setup.
SOL's price gained 2.42%, reaching an intraday high of $39.40/ The SOL/USD pair is now up 50% as a part of a broader retracement move that began on June 14 after falling to lows of $26.
The latest buying period in the Solana market has been painting what appears to be an "inverse head and shoulders pattern (IH&S)" pattern.
The bullish reversal setup appears when the price forms three troughs in a row below a common support trendline called "neckline." The middle trough, known as "head," is always deeper than the other two troughs, called shoulders.
An IH&S setup resolves after the price breaks above the neckline level. Also, as a rule of technical analysis, the pattern's profit target comes to be at length equal to the maximum distance between the head's lowest tip and the neckline.
Suppose SOL breaks above its neckline resistance of $41.50. Then, the chances of continuing the bullish retracement stand around 83.5%, with its upside target sitting at over $68, about 75% above today's price.
Solana's road to $68 could face hurdles in a confluence of technical resistance levels, including its 50-day exponential moving average (50-day EMA; the red wave) and a support-turned-resistance line. Both resistance levels are around $47.
SOL remains at risk of exhausting its IH&S breakout, which, in turn, could trigger a "bear flag" setup. A pullback from the $47-resistance-level, coinciding with the flag's upper trendline, could lead to a breakdown, as shown in the chart below.
As a result, SOL's downside target comes to be approximately inside the $23-$30 range, depending on its breakdown point.
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