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Solana Caught Between $50 Support Talk and $120 Liquidation Traps
A chart shared by X account Castillo Trading compares Solana’s 2021 breakout structure with the current market range and argues the setups look similar.
The post says the trader missed SOL in 2021 after expecting a “for sure” retest near $8, because the move looked too obvious at the time.
Now, the account says the present structure again makes a downside move look clear, with the $60 to $50 area framed as the likely target zone.
Based on that view, price action could continue to drift lower into that range as the market tests a deeper support band.
At the same time, the post suggests SOL may not deliver the clean move many expect.
Instead, it could “front run” the drop, meaning it could bounce before reaching $60 to $50 if bids step in earlier and sellers fade.
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Solana liquidation heatmap points to pressure bands above and below price
A 24 hour Binance SOL USDT liquidation heatmap shows dense leverage clusters forming on both sides of current price, highlighting areas where forced liquidations could accelerate the next move.
The brightest bands appear above the market near the mid $120s, suggesting a concentration of short liquidations that could trigger a sharp upside move if price pushes higher.
At the same time, notable liquidity also sits below spot, especially in the low $120 and high $110 areas.
This positioning indicates that a downside move could still sweep long leverage before any sustained rebound.
As a result, price remains vulnerable to short term volatility as the market hunts these liquidity pockets.
Overall, the heatmap suggests Solana is trading inside a liquidation corridor.
A break toward either side could prompt a fast move as leverage unwinds, with the strongest reaction likely once one of the highlighted bands is cleared.
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Tatevik Avetisyan is an editor at Kriptoworld who covers emerging crypto trends, blockchain innovation, and altcoin developments. She is passionate about breaking down complex stories for a global audience and making digital finance more accessible.
📅 Published: January 27, 2026 • 🕓 Last updated: January 27, 2026
U.S. Crypto Bill Signals a Turning Point for Market Maturity
The U.S. crypto market structure bill moving through Congress marks a decisive step toward regulatory clarity, one that will fundamentally reshape how the industry operates.
For everyday users, this means a safer and more predictable trading environment, with clearer rules around custody, disclosures and consumer protection.
For exchanges, it creates a defined framework to operate within, reducing legal ambiguity and unlocking the ability to build compliant products at scale.
Most importantly, it lowers the barrier for traditional financial institutions to enter the space, accelerating participation from institutions by onboarding more traditional finance players, attracted by the legitimized framework that mitigates risks and opens doors for innovative products like spot ETFs.
Markets are likely to react around key milestones such as committee approvals or floor votes.
Short-term volatility spikes can be anticipated, driven by speculative trading but overall price behavior may trend upward as confidence builds, potentially mirroring the post-ETF approval rallies.
But the broader effect should be confidence-building. Similar to what we saw after spot ETF approvals, regulatory progress tends to anchor long-term capital and support a more constructive trend.
To assess whether this shift is translating into real stability, watch for rising stablecoin supply, sustained ETF inflows, and increased accumulation by large on-chain holders.
These signals point to deeper liquidity and reduced friction as institutions pile in, ultimately benefiting the industry’s long-term growth.
Ignacio Aguirre, CMO at Bitget
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