Solana (SOL) continues to face significant resistance at the $90 price level, having tested it multiple times without success over the past month. Despite recent gains of 3% in 24 hours and nearly 12% over the previous week, the asset remains down significantly from its March 2025 peak. Analysts from CoinCodex predict a potential bullish phase, forecasting SOL could breach $90 by mid-March 2026, though market fragility and geopolitical tensions present ongoing risks.
Solana’s SOL is encountering substantial resistance at the $90 price level, testing it several times unsuccessfully over the last month. Despite a recovery rally on daily and weekly charts, the asset continues to struggle to break past this key mark.
According to CoinGecko’s Solana data, SOL’s price has risen 3% in the last 24 hours and nearly 12% over the previous week. Nonetheless, the cryptocurrency is down 0.5% on 14-day charts, 18.1% monthly, and 49.5% since early March 2025.
The broader market downturn has impacted Solana, with recent geopolitical tensions increasing sell pressure among crypto investors. However, signs of a reversal have emerged, with Bitcoin reclaiming the $68,000 mark after a dip to $63,000.
Solana itself dipped to $77.4 but has since risen to approximately $85.70. The seventh-largest cryptocurrency’s challenge remains overcoming the $90 resistance level that has persisted.
According to CoinCodex analysts, Solana (SOL) will enter a bullish phase over the coming weeks. The platform anticipates the asset breaching the $90 mark on March 14, 2026, and eventually hitting $125.35 by April 26, 2026.
There is also a chance that Solana will not rally as predicted. The crypto market remains fragile with high volatility, and geopolitical tensions could spike at any moment. How events ultimately unfold is yet to be seen.
