Solana (SOL) Price Bounces, But Can the Bulls Reclaim $133?

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Solana price has maintained strength since the early trading hours and appears to have recovered from the recent losses. The volume has dropped by half from the times when the crypto marked lows below $120, which has reduced the volatility. The token is now attempting to stabilise after a sharp pullback, following a rejection near $145. However, the price remains capped below the former support, which is now the resistance to achieve. 

With the SOL price now trading between clearly defined levels, the next move is likely to be decided by whether buyers can reclaim lost ground or if sellers regain control and press the price lower once again.

Solana is trading within a clearly defined range after a sharp rejection near $144, followed by a strong drop toward the $118–$120 support zone. Price briefly dipped below this level but rebounded quickly, indicating demand at the lower boundary of the range. Over the past few days, SOL has attempted to recover but remains capped below $133–$135, suggesting consolidation rather than a trend reversal. The structure reflects range-bound behaviour, not a confirmed breakout.

Momentum indicators remain mixed. The RSI is hovering in the low-to-mid 40s, indicating weak momentum without entering oversold territory, which supports continued consolidation. Meanwhile, the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is negative, showing capital outflows and limited buying conviction. Together, these indicators suggest that upside attempts may struggle unless volume improves. As long as the price holds above $118, downside risk appears contained, but a move above $133–$135 is needed to shift momentum decisively higher.

Based on the current range structure, Solana price is likely to remain range-bound into the end of January. As long as the price holds above the $118–$120 support zone, SOL could attempt another push toward $133–$135, which remains the key upside barrier. A rejection near that level would keep the SOL price oscillating within the range. 

Looking into early February, a sustained move above $135 could open the door toward $140–$144, retesting prior highs. Conversely, a loss of $118 would weaken the structure and expose a downside toward $112–$110.