SOLANA'S ASCENDING TRIANGLE

Solana is forming a textbook ascending triangle on the 4-hour chart, which is generally considered a bullish pattern. Ascending triangles are characterized by higher lows (signaling increasing buying pressure) and a flat resistance line at the top – in this case, around $136.

The structure indicates that buyers are stepping in at progressively higher levels, tightening the price action into a wedge. If Solana breaks out above the flat top with volume, the measured move target would be calculated by taking the height of the triangle and adding it to the breakout point – which could easily send Solana toward $160 or higher.

However, the 50 MA (blue line) is acting as resistance right now, which means bulls need to reclaim that level first to build momentum. A breakdown below the rising trendline would invalidate the bullish setup and could lead to a retest of the $120 zone. For now, the structure remains intact, but a decisive move is coming soon.

Price can break support and still remain a technical ascending triangle - as long as we continue to see higher lows.

Traders generally wait for a break of the flat resistance on top, so keep this one marked.