$SOL is showing mixed signals, and that's exactly what makes this setup dangerous.
On the daily timeframe, Solana is still trading below the key red resistance zone, meaning the broader trend remains bearish. But on the weekly chart, an RSI bullish divergence is starting to develop—a sign that downside momentum may be fading.
The levels that matter most are $79 and $82.
Around $82, there's an open drive candle that could act as a magnet for price. That area may become a bull trap and liquidity grab, catching impatient buyers before the next major move.
A confirmed daily close above $82 would significantly strengthen the bullish case and could open the door toward $92.
Until that happens, treat any rally as a corrective bounce within a higher-timeframe bearish trend—not confirmation of a full reversal.
As for the bigger picture, $60 is still a potential long-term bottom, but the market hasn't confirmed it yet.
Current bias: Short-term bullish while SOL holds above $72, but stay cautious until the market proves the breakout is real