Despite an impressive 80% monthly rally in December that propelled its market cap to the fourth position among all cryptocurrencies by size, the price of the Solana (SOL) token experienced a post-Christmas dip, falling to $107.
Nevertheless, this price increase of Solana has prompted investors to look for a possible entry point into this cryptocurrency, as it shows signs of promise and the ability to add gains to its value further.
A substantial surge characterized by a remarkable increase of over 500% within two months has been observed. Notably, a rotation trend is evident, shifting towards Ethereum (ETH) and other ecosystems, indicating a potential pause in the current momentum for Solana.
Possible entry points for SOL. Source: Michael van de Poppe
In case of further retracement by this asset, the next ideal entry point for traders to engage in long-term positions would be $60.
SOL whale activity as an example
With the increase in the price of SOL, some long-term holders are deep in the green zone, and one of them decided to cash out his profits.
A substantial deposit of 303,756 SOL, equivalent to $32.8 million, was recently made by a prominent investor, commonly referred to as a “whale,” into Binance. This transaction has prompted speculation within the cryptocurrency community, suggesting that the move may have been executed to capitalize on potential profits through subsequent sales.
The same whale conducted significant withdrawals in the preceding month, removing an impressive 423,754 SOL valued at $28.18 million from Binance at $66.5 per SOL. Despite these withdrawals, the whale retains a substantial stake of 119,998 SOL, amounting to $12.44 million, which is currently staked.
The overall financial activity has resulted in a profit exceeding $17 million for the whale, per blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain post on December 28.
Whale holder SOL buy and sell points chart. Source: Lookonchain
SOL price analysis
At the time of press, SOL was trading at $107.60, noting an increase of 2.12% over the past 24 hours, adding to the gains of 16.01% made over the past 7 days, with a notable 81.04% change over the past month.
SOL 30-day price chart. Source: Finbold
Technical indicators for Solana, sourced from TradingView, reflect bullish sentiments.
Technical analysis of Solana. Source: TradingView
A summary of the indicators indicates a ‘strong buy’ rating at 16, with moving averages signaling a ‘strong buy’ at 14. Oscillators tend toward a ‘buy’ rating of 2.
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