Solana charts now show a split setup between long term upside hope and a short term recovery target. One chart keeps the $1,000 bull case alive, while the other points to $88 to $90 as the next zone that matters first. Solana Chart Keeps $1,000 Bull Case Alive Despite Weak Momentum The chart presents a long term bullish argument for Solana, even though momentum still looks soft in the short term. James Easton points to a wide upward structure on the weekly chart and argues that, as long as Solana does not fully break down, the bigger path still points higher. In that view, the extreme bullish target remains $1,000. Solana / U.S. Dollar Weekly Chart with MACD. Source: James Easton on X At the same time, the lower part of the chart shows why that move may not come fast. The MACD setup still looks weak, and the circled area suggests momentum has not fully turned up yet. So the bullish case depends less on immediate strength and more on the idea that Solana is still trading inside a broader structure that has not collapsed. The upper channel on the chart also supports that reading. Price remains inside a descending range, but the larger pattern still looks like consolidation after a strong advance rather than total failure. Therefore, the message behind the chart is clear: if Solana avoids a deeper breakdown and regains momentum later, the long term trend could still reopen the path toward much higher levels, including the $1,000 target. Solana Setup Points to $88 to $90 as the Next Target Zone The chart shows Solana moving toward a clear upside target area between $88.13 and $90.01. That zone stands out because the marked Fibonacci levels and both projected wave paths point to the same range. As a result, the chart treats $88 to $90 as the next ideal target. Solana / U.S. Dollar 1H Chart. Source: MCO Global At the same time, the setup shows that this target comes only if the recovery structure keeps building. The chart maps a step by step move higher from the recent support area, with the next resistance band sitting above the current rebound. So the message is straightforward: if Solana continues this upward path, the first major objective sits in that $88 to $90 zone. However, the chart also keeps a lower support block in view. The marked support area between roughly $71.92 and $77.92 remains the broader floor of the structure. Therefore, while both short term scenarios still aim at $88 to $90, the bullish path depends on Solana holding above the recent support base first.
