Solana has made a new ATH (market cap). What's next?
In crypto trading, most traders focus on price, but this approach can be misleading—especially since most coins and tokens, except Bitcoin (BTC), are inflationary.
In my view, market capitalization (market cap) is a more critical metric and should play a significant role in our analysis.
For Solana, recent optimism in the market pushed its market cap to an all-time high above $100 billion, and now it is undergoing a normal correction.
Technically, support for Solana's market cap is around $90 billion; if it holds above this level, bulls can anticipate continued growth and potentially a new ATH in both market cap and price, possibly reaching around $150 billion.
However, if Solana cannot maintain support above $90 billion, it may signal that the project’s perceived value is lower, leading to a potential decline.
In this scenario, we could see support levels at $75 billion, followed by $60 billion. Corresponding price levels might drop to around $160, then $120.
In my view, market capitalization (market cap) is a more critical metric and should play a significant role in our analysis.
For Solana, recent optimism in the market pushed its market cap to an all-time high above $100 billion, and now it is undergoing a normal correction.
Technically, support for Solana's market cap is around $90 billion; if it holds above this level, bulls can anticipate continued growth and potentially a new ATH in both market cap and price, possibly reaching around $150 billion.
However, if Solana cannot maintain support above $90 billion, it may signal that the project’s perceived value is lower, leading to a potential decline.
In this scenario, we could see support levels at $75 billion, followed by $60 billion. Corresponding price levels might drop to around $160, then $120.
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