- Weekly timeframe shows a clean liquidity sweep with bullish potential still intact
- Price is reacting to a daily demand zone, with further downside still possible before continuation
- Lower timeframes present risky but tempting scalping setups—trade with caution
When I look at the Solana chart on the weekly, something really stands out: the price swept all the liquidity sitting underneath the previous lows. Clean.
And now? It’s resting just above a strong demand zone with a bullish structure intact. That combo has some serious potential.
Let’s slow it down and unpack this properly. If Solana keeps holding this structure, we could see it push higher — maybe even towards the $300 mark in the next few months. That’s not hopium.
It’s just what the structure is currently suggesting. The bulls aren’t in full control, but they’ve got a foot in the door.
What’s a Demand Zone, Anyway?
In simple terms, a demand zone is an area where price previously showed strong buying interest. Think of it like a “memory” in the market — a place where traders stepped in hard. So when price revisits that area, it might react again.
But remember: it doesn’t always have to.
Solana just tapped into one on the daily timeframe, and that’s where things get even more interesting.
Daily Structure: Let the Chart Speak
Zooming in to the daily, we can identify the current range — and if you’ve ever gotten confused about which highs or lows matter, here’s the rule I use: choose only the higher highs that break a previous lower low, and vice versa.
That filters out the noise.
So right now, we’re inside a clean range with multiple daily demand zones. But only one of them — the lowest one — doesn’t have liquidity sitting underneath it. That’s the key detail.
If price wants to dip again before heading higher, that’s where I’d be watching.
H4 + M5: A Tale of Two Timeframes
If you’re someone who plays the 4H chart, this is your last valid structure. We’ve had a solid push, and price is flirting with key internal levels.
Now, for the scalpers… welcome to the 5-minute madness.
There’s actually a high-risk long opportunity right now — tons of liquidity sitting right above current price. If price wants to reach for that, you might catch a solid move. But this isn’t for the faint of heart.
The risk is real.
I’ve seen this setup play out before: you enter too early thinking it’ll moon, and then boom — manipulated out. So trade what you see, not what you hope.
A Quick Reality Check
Let me be super clear here: no one knows for sure. Not me, not your favorite influencer, not the guy who called BTC at $3k. Price can do whatever it wants.
The structures I just explained? They’re potential scenarios, not guarantees.
Sometimes it plays out beautifully. Other times, the market humbles you. The key is to react, not predict with blind conviction.
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