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Solana Trades at $95.50 Below $96 at 3:05 a.m. ET Sunday

Arrieche’s downside case put $84 to $77 in view if SOL fell through $96. He said recovery could begin within days if $96 and the 200-day average held, with no deadline for $110.

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A metallic token rests just below a fine horizontal threshold on a pale surface. / TokenPost.ai (mono)
A metallic token rests just below a fine horizontal threshold on a pale surface. / TokenPost.ai (mono)

CoinGecko and exchange spot data showed Solana (SOL) at $95.50 at 3:05 a.m. ET (08:05 UTC) Sunday, below the $96 level in the Oct. 27 analysis by FXEmpire Senior Cryptocurrencies Analyst Alejandro Arrieche.

The price was an intraday reading, not a completed daily close. Arrieche treated $96 as a possible support retest.

If SOL broke $96, Arrieche’s downside case pointed to $84 to $77. His recovery scenario required SOL to hold above $96 and its 200-day exponential moving average. Arrieche said a recovery could begin in the next few days if both levels held; he gave no deadline for reaching $110 or for the downside move.

EconoTimes earlier covered analyst Itai Smidt’s view of $100 as a possible floor for Solana; he said a daily close below $97 would weaken that view.

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