Solana Reclaims 100DMA, Holds Key ETH Support Zone

Solana is showing early strength after reclaiming its 100-day moving average and holding a key support zone against Ethereum, according to technical analysis from traders TraderSZ and CRG. SOL still needs follow-through confirmation, but both charts suggest buyers are attempting to shift momentum back in its favor.

Solana Holds Key Support Against Ethereum

Solana is holding a key support zone against Ethereum on the weekly SOLETH chart, keeping the focus on possible SOL outperformance, according to analysis shared by TraderSZ. The SOLETH pair is trading near the lower part of a long horizontal range after a pullback from its 2025 highs.

The main support area sits around the 0.032–0.040 ETH zone. SOLETH has returned to this range several times since 2021, making it an important reaction area. The latest candles show price attempting to hold this base instead of breaking lower.

TraderSZ stated that SOLETH looks bottomed and argued that Solana could outperform Ethereum if this structure holds. The analysis is based on cross-pair strength: when SOL gains against ETH, SOLUSD can often move harder than ETHUSD during the same market recovery.

The chart also shows a descending trendline pressing down on SOLETH. That line represents the first breakout test. A clean weekly move above it could support the view that Solana is regaining relative strength.

However, SOLETH has not confirmed a full reversal yet. Price still needs to hold the range low and reclaim higher levels near 0.045 ETH and 0.058 ETH. Until then, the setup shows early strength, not confirmed expansion.

For now, Solana’s relative trend depends on this support zone holding. If SOLETH holds and breaks the short-term downtrend, Solana may lead Ethereum in the next upside move. If the pair loses the range, ETH could continue outperforming SOL.

SOL Reclaims 100-Day Moving Average After 205 Days

Solana moved back above its 100-day moving average for the first time in 205 days, according to the daily Binance SOLUSDT perpetual chart shared by CRG. The move marks an early technical shift after months of trading below the key trend line.

The chart shows SOL falling from the $240–$250 area into a long downtrend. Price then spent several months moving sideways near the lower range, mostly between the $80 and $100 area, while the 100DMA kept acting as resistance.

Now, SOL has pushed above that moving average. A reclaim of the 100DMA often signals that short-term momentum is improving and that buyers are attempting to take control after a long period of weakness.

However, the reclaim still needs follow-through. A daily close and hold above the 100DMA would strengthen the recovery setup. If SOL falls back below it quickly, the move could turn into another failed breakout.

For now, the chart shows Solana attempting to shift from sideways accumulation into a stronger recovery phase. The next key test is whether SOL can stay above the 100DMA and push toward higher resistance near the $100 area.