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Solana Strengthens Above $150 as Market Eyes Potential Flip Over Ethereum

29.04.2025 14:00 2 min. read Alexander Stefanov
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Solana Strengthens Above $150 as Market Eyes Potential Flip Over Ethereum

Solana (SOL) continues to impress with steady gains, trading firmly above $150 and extending its winning streak into a fourth consecutive week.

Since hitting its April low, SOL has surged by 61%, fueling speculation that it could soon stage a major breakout — especially as Ethereum struggles to reclaim the $2,000 mark.

Technical signals point to a powerful rally ahead. Analyst Ali Martinez recently highlighted that Solana’s weekly chart has formed a textbook “cup and handle” pattern, a bullish setup often preceding significant upside. If SOL breaks through the $260 resistance — the top of the “cup” — projections suggest a potential climb toward $510, implying a 240% increase from current levels.

Several catalysts are lining up to support this bullish scenario. There’s growing optimism that a spot SOL ETF could secure regulatory approval this year, inviting fresh institutional inflows.

Meanwhile, Solana’s network strength is on display: the total stablecoin market cap on its blockchain has reached a record $13 billion, and rising activity around meme coins has driven decentralized exchange volumes higher.

In contrast, Ethereum’s technical picture looks more fragile. ETH remains trapped below key resistance levels, with a looming triple-top formation threatening deeper losses. If Ethereum’s price breaks below its neckline at $2,118, chart projections suggest it could fall toward $1,078 — a move that would slash its market cap dramatically.

If both trends continue, Solana could eventually overtake Ethereum in size — but as both patterns are forming on the weekly charts, any major shifts will take time to fully materialize.

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