SOL current price is $126.43. Having fallen from a high of $295, it is now stuck in an important technical support zone, as the market is re-pricing the blockchain's technological progress, institutional participation, and ecosystem potential.

From a trading perspective, the $115-$135 range is a key buying zone. If it rebounds, the first target is $155, with additional targets at $210 and $275. Set stop-loss below $105.

Why are we optimistic about this rebound? Several reasons.

First, as a high-performance public chain, Solana's cost-effectiveness is its unique strength—low fees, fast speeds, and high throughput. The core upgrade Firedancer could theoretically push TPS to the million-level, and network stability is also improving. Recently, it successfully defended against large-scale DDoS attacks, indicating the network's resilience is truly strengthening.

Second, institutional funds are not just talk. Continuous inflows through products like ETP have led more than 17 listed companies to include SOL in their financial assets, reflecting genuine institutional-level confidence.

Third, the staking rate of SOL has reached approximately 66.9%, one of the highest among mainstream public chains. A large amount of tokens are locked in staking, providing strong structural support for the price. With limited circulating supply, there is less selling pressure during price increases.

Overall, the short-term is building momentum at the bottom, and the medium-term valuation re-evaluation story is still ongoing. Keep an eye on this rebound.