SOL Price LIVE: Tuesday Range Manipulation Could Drive a Move Toward $124.13

Tuesday’s sweep below $117.26 and quick recovery have shifted focus to the $118.89 confirmation level before Solana can challenge $122.93 and $124.13. The move suggests a potential liquidity grab rather than a breakdown, placing the reclaimed range at the center of the next directional test. 

Solana traded near $119.13 on the supplied one-hour chart after Tuesday moved below Monday’s $117.26 low and then recovered. Monday’s range extends from $117.26 to $122.93. Consequently, Tuesday’s move beneath that boundary created the key liquidity event.

The decline reached the marked $116.45 order block before the price rebounded above Monday’s low. That sequence represents a potential sell-side liquidity sweep rather than sustained acceptance below the previous range.

However, recovering $117.26 completes only the first part of the setup. The chart places the CISD trigger at approximately $118.89. Holding that level would provide confirmation rather than anticipation. At press time, SOL’s price was slightly above $118.89 in the supplied snapshot, making Tuesday’s close the next key test.

A Tuesday close inside Monday’s range would preserve the proposed manipulation structure and keep the opposite side of the range in focus. At the same time, continued acceptance above $118.89 would strengthen the recovery and confirm that buyers are maintaining control above the CISD level.

However, a move above the CISD followed by rejection would weaken the sequence. Once the reclaim is confirmed, Monday’s $122.93 high becomes the first major upside draw. From $119.13, reaching that level would require an advance of approximately 3.2%.

Therefore, if Tuesday closes inside the range while $118.89 remains defended, the mapped rotation could extend toward $122.93 by Wednesday. Conversely, a sustained move below $118.89 would weaken the reclaim, while a break below $117.26 would shift attention back toward the $116.45 order block.

If the recovery continues, Monday’s $122.93 high becomes the next major hurdle before the higher liquidity target comes into view. The $124.13 buy-side liquidity sits above that level, making it the secondary objective.

The SOL price would therefore need to rotate through Monday’s range and clear its upper boundary first. From the chart price of $119.13, a move to $124.13 represents an advance of roughly 4.2%. As a result, the mapped sequence progresses from $118.89 to $122.93 and then to $124.13. 

However, that final stage still depends on bullish momentum holding after Monday’s high is cleared. Meanwhile, the technical structure is developing alongside continued accumulation through U.S. spot Solana ETFs.

Since July 13, those products have accumulated roughly 4.37 million SOL worth around $450 million, according to the SoSoValue data. That ETF accumulation provides a broader demand backdrop. Even so, the immediate setup continues to depend on Tuesday’s close and sustained acceptance above $118.89.

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A Tuesday close inside Monday’s range while $118.89 holds would preserve the manipulation setup. That would keep $122.93 first, with $124.13 becoming the next reference if Monday’s high breaks.

A sustained reversal below $118.89 would weaken the reclaim and reduce the strength of the immediate bullish setup. Moreover, if SOL loses $117.26, attention would shift back toward the $116.45 order block.

Tuesday’s sweep below $117.26 and rebound from $116.45 created the potential range-manipulation structure shown on the one-hour chart. Yet, confirmation still requires a close inside Monday’s range and continued acceptance above $118.89. If those conditions hold, $122.93 remains the first target before $124.13 becomes the next liquidity reference into Wednesday.