The price of SOL, the native currency of the Solana blockchain, rose 1.43% in 24 hours to $123.41, slightly outpacing the broader crypto market, which is up 1.1% during that time. The seventh-largest crypto by market capitalization managed to rebound from oversold conditions and is targeting the $129.12 resistance.
What is Driving SOL’s Price Today?
1. Technical Rebound from Key Support (Bullish)
SOL bounced from the critical $118.97 support at the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level after over-leveraged longs were liquidated. The coin touched a 24-hour low of $118.32 before recovering 4% to its current level.
The $118-$120 zone has reemerged as a visible liquidity floor. With the 14-day RSI now near the “oversold” territory of 35.58, traders view the dips as buying opportunities despite weak trading volume. However, a close above the $129.12 resistance would signal trend reversal potential.
2. $139 Million SOL Options Expiry (Bullish)
On December 26, $139 million SOL options expired, with maximum pain at $180, which is far above the crypto’s spot prices. Only 18% of that total were puts, limiting post-expiry selling. Unlike BTC or ETH options, which skewed bearish, SOL’s neutral options structure meant fewer forced sell-offs were initiated. The $139 million notional was also smaller relative to SOL’s daily trading volume of $3.27 billion.
3. Whale Accumulation (Mixed)
An anonymous whale has added 210,000 SOL (approximately $25 million) to their existing position of $740 million in BTC, ETH, and SOL. This comes despite the whale suffering $56 million in unrealized losses.
Large holders often front-run retail during accumulation phases. However, the whale’s significant losses, down 38% YTD, suggest that it is either a dollar-cost averaging strategy or an anticipation of a catalyst, like updates on an ETF. Historically, such moves preceded price volatility for SOL in 2025, as whale trades led to 15-30% swings in two weeks.
4. Weak Macro Backdrop (Bearish)
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index sits at the “Fear” zone of 27, as $825 million exited from spot Bitcoin ETFs over the last five trading days. SOL’s 24-hour gain of 1.43% outpaced both BTC (1.6%) and ETH (1.3%). While its price stabilized, risk-off sentiment in the broader market limited upside moves.
How Did Spot Solana ETFs Perform?
On December 24, U.S.-listed spot Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $1.48 million in net inflows, with a trading volume of $15.77 million during the session. Fidelity’s NYSE-traded FSOL and VanEck’s Nasdaq-listed VSOL were the only funds that saw inflows on the day.
There are currently eight spot SOL ETFs trading on Wall Street, which have seen $755.77 million in inflows since their launch this year. They collectively hold $930.59 million in assets, representing 1.35% of SOL’s $69.55 billion market capitalization.
| Ticker Symbol/ Issuer | Market Price | Daily Net Inflow | Value Traded | Net Assets |
| FSOL (Fidelity) | $14.33 | $1.08 million | $10.10 million | $157.08 million |
| VSOL (VanEck) | $15.89 | $399.11K | $231.97K | $22.75 million |
| BSOL (Bitwise) | $16.10 | $0.00 | $10.10 million | $628.27 million |
| GSOL (Grayscale) | $8.93 | $0.00 | $2.55 million | $157.08 million |
| TSOL (21Shares) | $12.27 | $0.00 | $100.60K | $5.68 million |
| SOEZ (Franklin) | $20.83 | $0.00 | $22.27K | $3.14 million |
| QSOL (Invesco) | $12.21 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $2.21 million |
| SOLC (Canary) | $23.63 | $0.00 | $1.65K | $1.90 million |
Solana (SOL) Price Prediction: 27-31 December 2025
SOL rebounded from the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level ($123.61) after testing $117.32. The seventh-largest crypto’s 14-day RSI reading of 35.58 suggests that it has exited “oversold” conditions. However, the MACD (-0.0226) histogram remains bearish.
The $123-$125 zone now acts as support for SOL. A sustained break above the 30-day SMA ($131.56) could target $135. The 200-day SMA ($174.19) is expected to loom as resistance, as 40% of holders are underwater above $132.
Based on today’s technical analysis, we have predicted the prices at which SOL could be trading over the next five days, expecting its price to reach a high of $124.33 on December 31, representing a 0.66% growth compared to its current market rate. Keep in mind that the rates are subject to market volatility.
| Date | Predicted Price | Change |
| Dec 27, 2025 | $123.48 | -0.01% |
| Dec 28, 2025 | $123.63 | +0.10% |
| Dec 29, 2025 | $123.78 | +0.22% |
| Dec 30, 2025 | $124.01 | +0.41% |
| Dec 31, 2025 | $124.33 | +0.65% |
Final Thoughts on SOL Daily Performance
Solana’s uptick today combines a technical rebound from a key support level, strategic whale accumulation, and $139 million options expiry. However, it faces stiff overhead resistance at $174.19. It is critical for SOL to hold on to its $123.61 support through the December 27 Asian trading hours to continue the upward momentum.
At the time of writing, Solana (SOL) is trading at $123.42 – up 1.47% in 24 hours.
