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- Intense selling pressure could lead to a retest of the $12.81 support level.
- Shorts held sway with a 51.16% advantage on long/short ratio.
Solana’s [SOL] slump saw it reach a new low of $12.81 on 10 June. This marked the first time SOL’s price returned to its January low after the bullish drive that saw it hit a year-to-date high in February.
With significant economic events such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) taking center stage, the ripple effects have trickled down into the crypto market.
Realistic or not, here’s SOL’s market cap in BTC terms
With Bitcoin [BTC] remaining under the $26k price, SOL buyers could face an uphill task to rebound from current lows.
SOL sinks to year-low
SOL’s bearish slide has seen it break two support levels over the past ten days. The sharp downward move on 5 June took SOL below the $20 psychological level. Additionally, a retest of the $20 level ushered more selling pressure with successive bearish candles on the 12-hour timeframe. This saw SOL break the $16.66 support level.
Furthermore, the price found support at the $12.81 support level, although the rebound was short-lived. With the active presence of sellers, a retest of the $12.81 support level looks imminent.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) remained firmly in the oversold zone with a reading of 28, as of press time. Additionally, the On-Balance Volume (OBV) also maintained a bearish trendline restricting the prospects of a bullish reversal. The declining volume could
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