Solana is defending a critical support zone around $75, which analysts view as a potential launchpad for a significant recovery. After a brief breakdown, the token has managed to hold this level, keeping alive the prospect of a move toward $120 and possibly $150 by October.
According to analyst Michaël van de Poppe, maintaining the $75 range support is essential. A successful hold could allow SOL to challenge near-term resistance before targeting the $98 area. A breakout above $98 would strengthen the bullish case, opening a path to the $118–$127 target zone. However, a failure to hold $75 could delay the rally and expose lower supports at $68, followed by the $60–$65 region where the previous deviation occurred.
Another analyst, Shah, offers a more optimistic scenario, projecting a rise to $150 by October. This projection hinges on SOL building momentum from current levels and breaking the sequence of lower highs. The first major hurdle sits between $90 and $100. Reclaiming this zone would improve the technical structure and pave the way toward $120–$125, the final barrier before $150. Still, caution remains necessary, as the chart does not yet confirm such an extended rally. Should the $70–$75 support fail, a return to the recent low near $60 becomes likely, invalidating the October target.