Two analysts shared different Solana chart views, but both pointed to a larger upside case over time. One chart suggested Solana may be repeating an old recovery pattern, while the other showed room for a deeper correction before any move toward much higher targets.
Solana Chart Signals Repeat Pattern as Trader Points to Another Long Term Breakout
A weekly Solana chart shared by X user TheoTrader showed a familiar pattern that, in his view, could lead to another strong move higher. The chart, posted under the $SOL/$USDT pair on Binance, showed Solana trading near $82.70 after a long decline from earlier highs. TheoTrader wrote that the same setup “always plays out the same,” suggesting he expects Solana to recover again despite the current weakness.
$SOL/$USDT 1W Chart: Source: TheoTrader on X
The chart tracked Solana price action from 2021 into 2027 on a weekly timeframe. It showed earlier boom and bust cycles, including a sharp rise above $250 in 2021, a deep drop through 2022, and another major rally that pushed price close to the $300 level. On the right side of the chart, Solana sat below a descending trendline that connected lower highs across the recent downtrend.
At the same time, the chart also showed a fresh rebound from the lower range. Several recent candles pushed upward after Solana spent weeks near the trendline support area. A projected path on the chart suggested that price could first move toward the $110 zone, then continue much higher toward roughly $170 and even near $200 if momentum builds.
Below the main price chart, a momentum indicator appeared to shift from red bearish zones into green territory. Earlier cycles on the same indicator showed similar green turns near past market bottoms. Because of that, the trader appeared to argue that Solana may be entering another recovery phase rather than starting a new breakdown.
Still, the chart did not confirm a breakout yet. Solana remained below its long running descending resistance line, which means the next move would need to hold above recent gains and clear that trend barrier. Until then, the setup remains a forward looking chart view rather than a confirmed trend reversal.
Even so, the post framed the current weakness as part of a repeated market cycle. In that reading, short term fear does not change the longer pattern. Instead, the chart suggests Solana could be setting up for another strong upside phase if the historical structure continues to repeat.
Solana Chart Maps Correction Zone Before Possible Push Toward $1,000
A monthly Solana chart shared by X user Crypto Patel outlined a deeper correction phase before any possible move toward much higher long term targets. The chart framed the current structure as a pullback within a broader cycle and marked the $70 to $50 area as the main support and accumulation zone. Crypto Patel argued that the path to $1,000 would likely include another shakeout before a stronger expansion phase begins.
$SOL/$USDT 1M Chart: Source: Crypto Patel on X
The chart showed Solana moving through a distribution phase after a strong uptrend. It marked liquidity below the $60 level and suggested that a break under $70 could open the way for a drop toward the lower end of the support band. In that setup, the correction is not presented as a trend failure but as part of a broader cycle that could reset the market before the next leg higher.
Crypto Patel also highlighted how deep pullbacks have appeared in earlier parts of Solana’s market structure. The chart included previous rebound zones and measured rallies that followed them. Based on that pattern, the analyst suggested that another washout into the marked accumulation area could clear weaker holders before a stronger recovery begins.
At the same time, the chart kept its long term outlook bullish. It showed projected upside targets at $500 and then $1,000 after the correction phase ends. Those targets depend on Solana holding the broader cycle structure and eventually turning the support zone into a base for the next rally.
Still, the setup remains conditional. A move below the upper support band would strengthen the bearish case in the short term and increase the chance of a sweep through lower liquidity levels. Until the chart confirms a reversal from that zone, the outlook remains focused on a correction first and a larger breakout only later.
