📊 SOLANA ( $SOL): SHORT-TERM RECOVERY, BUT IS THE TREND CHANGING?

Solana is trading around $90.35, down 6.18% over the past 24 hours.

Looking at both the 15-minute and 1-hour charts, there is an interesting difference in momentum.

On the 15-minute timeframe, SOL is showing signs of recovery:
• RSI (14): 62.18
• MACD: Positive at 0.05
• Price is above MA(7) at $90.16 and MA(30) at $89.73.

This suggests buyers are currently gaining short-term momentum.

However, the 1-hour chart tells a more cautious story:
• RSI (14): 44.42
• Price remains below MA(30) at $91.37.
• MA(200) sits higher at $94.52.
• MACD histogram has turned positive, but the broader momentum picture remains below zero.

Important levels to watch:

Support: $88.40–$88.50

Immediate resistance: $91.37–$92.10

Higher resistance: $93.00–$94.60

The distinction matters: a stronger 15-minute chart does not automatically mean the hourly trend has reversed.

A sustained move above nearby resistance would strengthen the recovery case. Failure to hold the current area could bring the $88.50 support zone back into focus.

My current bias: cautious, with short-term bullish momentum but a still-weak hourly structure.

Would you consider this an early recovery or simply a relief bounce?

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