Solana’s Rally Now Comes Down to One Price Zone $SOL is hovering around $101–$102, which puts the market directly between two important areas: support at $97–$100 and a heavy resistance zone around $108–$110. The setup is unusually clean: Above $110: the August ceiling is removed and $120 becomes the next major target. Between $100 and $110: SOL remains in consolidation, with ETF demand likely to determine whether buyers can keep pressing higher. Below $97–$100: the bullish structure weakens and the next downside zone sits around $90–$94. There is also an important on-chain nuance. The largest tracked Solana address holds about 5.18M SOL, roughly 1% of tracked supply, but many of the biggest addresses are staking accounts rather than wallets preparing to sell. Large balances therefore do not automatically translate into immediate market supply. ETF flows may be the better signal to watch. Solana funds entered September after an 11-day streak of positive inflows, and renewed institutional buying could provide the demand needed to absorb the $108–$110 liquidity cluster. For now, SOL does not need a dramatic catalyst. It needs to hold $100 and prove that buyers can turn resistance near $110 into support. #SOL #Solana #Ad