Solana Price Set for Big Move as $77-$94 Breakout Zone Tightens

SOL consolidates between $77-$94 as Bollinger Bands squeeze. ETF AUM tops $1B with Goldman holding $108M. Security push adds to the story.

Solana is showing signs of a significant price move. Analyst Ali Charts pointed to a Bollinger Bands squeeze on SOL’s 3-day chart. 

The compression has locked price action between $77 and $94. According to CoinGecko, SOL was trading at $86.32, up 1.04% in 24 hours. The 7-day picture showed a 2.50% decline.

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SOL Bollinger Bands Squeeze Signals High-Timeframe Volatility

Ali Charts described the $77 to $94 range as a “no-trade zone.” 

Trading inside this consolidation, according to the analyst, often results in losses from choppy price action. The longer SOL stays compressed, the more energy builds for the eventual move.

Ali Charts urged patience. The signal to watch, per the analyst, is a clean 3-day candle close outside the bands. That close could trigger a sharp volatility spike in either direction. 

SOL had previously traded above $240 in late 2025 before the current downtrend formed.

Goldman Sachs Leads TradFi Into Solana ETF Market

Spot SOL ETFs crossed $1 billion in assets under management. 

Alphractal shared data showing Goldman Sachs holds $108 million in SOL exposure. That figure makes Goldman the largest traditional finance bank bet on Solana in 2026.

ETF inflows reached $35.17 million last week across five straight positive sessions. Alphractal noted that the SOL Whale vs. Retail Delta indicator has been climbing on institutional flow, not retail. 

State Street’s SWEEP fund and Bitget’s preSPAX token were also cited as active participants in the space.

SOL was printing $87.38 with a $50.3 billion market cap at the time of reporting.

Solana Dev Challenges Highlight Push for Verifiable Infrastructure

On the development side, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko deployed an immutable binary of Percolator. He then challenged developers to exploit it publicly. 

CryptoBusy reported the move as part of a broader shift toward open-source and verifiable infrastructure.

Security testing of this nature serves a practical purpose. A successful exploit would expose critical weaknesses in the network. No such exploit was reported. 

CryptoBusy noted the exercise reflects how transparency can build long-term confidence in the ecosystem.

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