$SOL update on Solana (SOL) — as of December 6, 2025:
Solana is trading around $132–$143, a notable pullback from its mid-year highs near $290. Technically, the token is hovering near key support territory: the short-term pivot is ~$142.97, with critical support zones around ~$135.22 and ~$132.42. If bulls defend that support, resistance levels to watch are roughly ~$147.9, ~$150.7 and then ~$155.4.
On fundamentals, Solana’s blockchain remains a major draw: its high throughput, low fees, and growing ecosystem of Web-3 applications keep its long-term utility intact. Some bullish forecasts still point to upside potential over coming years — though such projections often assume favorable macro conditions and renewed investor confidence.
Still, sentiment appears cautious: most technical-analysis signals are bearish or neutral, underscoring that market participants aren’t yet convinced of a sustained rebound.
Bottom line: Solana sits at a pivotal point — if it holds support near $132–$135 and broader crypto sentiment improves, a rebound toward $150–$155 is plausible. But further weakness or negative macro-tailwinds could drag it lower.
