Solana Price Drops 3.5% as Analysts Warn of Possible 95% Crash
Solana's price has dropped 3.5% to below $130, currently trading at support level of $125 following a market downturn. The cryptocurrency faces a significant correction after reaching peaks in January 2025.
Potential Price Decline
Analyst Ali Martinez noted the SuperTrend indicator turned bearish for Solana (SOL). Previous occurrences of this signal led to a 95% decline, suggesting SOL could drop to under $10 if trends continue.
Network Activity Decline
Data indicates a sharp decrease in Solana's on-chain activity:
- Daily network transactions fell to 24,505 from an all-time high of 71,738 on January 23.
- Total value locked (TVL) in DeFi applications decreased by 41% from January peak, dropping from $12.1 billion to $7 billion by March 17.
Negative Funding Rates and Open Interest
Solana's futures market shows concerning trends:
- Open interest fell from $8.57 billion on January 17 to $4.03 billion on March 17.
- Negative funding rates indicate traders are closing positions.
A dip below $125 may lead to SOL testing the next support level around $100.






