Solana has fallen sharply after failing to maintain levels above $185–$190 and is currently trading at $141.56. Meanwhile, the EV2 presale is attracting the attention of investors seeking early exposure to blockchain gaming.
Solana Price Slumps as Monthly Chart Signals Trend Weakening
Solana (SOL) has come under renewed downward pressure after its most recent monthly candle closed at $141.47, marking a sharp 24.40% decline from highs near $189. This pullback highlights strong resistance in the $190-$200 range, as buyers were unable to maintain momentum above these levels. Price action has also dipped below the critical moving average, which is flattening in its trajectory, suggesting a possible loss of momentum in the broader uptrend.
Momentum indicators are also confirming this shift. The RSI has pulled back to 49.54, below its signal of 56.87, indicating waning buying pressure and a drift into neutral-bearish territory. Analysts note $140 as the first line of support, followed by a larger safety net between $120 and $130. A break lower could unlock more downside, potentially reaching the $100-$110 demand zone.
If support holds, Solana could trade sideways into 2025 and potentially recover towards $180-$200 in 2026. However, the continued weakness in the RSI suggests there is still a risk for increased downside.
2026 Price Forecast for Solana
Analyst projections for 2026 outline three potential outcomes. If support holds in the $120 to $130 price range, Solana could work its way back to $150 to $200 by mid-2026, with potential lower targets of approximately $172.45 in mid-2026. On a positive price path, Solana could regain its position above the $150 price point and maintain a hold above $200, potentially reaching higher price points between $250 and $320 within the 2026 timeline.
For a neutral outcome, the price would likely remain neutral if it doesn't break out above $130 to $200, where it exhibits steady demand without breaking out in either direction. Furthermore, a price below $120 indicates downside pressure, potentially leading to price points in the $85 to $110 range.
The average price continues to indicate demand, even if it dips significantly from the mean. On the maximum price point, it has not yet broken above the $152-$153 price range, which indicates moderate volatility heading into contraction for part of the year.
Funtico Launches EV2 Presale
While Solana remains bearish, investors are looking to recover their money by investing in EV2. Funtico has opened the EV2 presale, offering 40% of the 1.15 billion token supply at $0.01. Purchases are available via ETH, BTC, BNB, USDT, SOL, SUPER, or credit card.
Earth Version 2 combines MMO and shooter gameplay, class-based combat, modular loot, and cinematic worlds. The Fracture mode places 25 players in a timed survival race after capturing color-coded relic cubes. The project aims to keep the blockchain components ‘invisible’ to first adopters, helping to onboard a new wave of users to the decentralized web via their user-friendly dashboard.
The initiative combines conventional gaming styles with Web3 in a structure that allows gamers to upgrade the game, trade on the marketplace, and have the option to monetize their assets. Participants in the presale will receive exclusive bundles and early access, preparing the community for the game's launch in Q2 2026.
Final Outlook
Solana is testing lower support levels as traders await to see if buyers can protect the $120 - $130 level. The presale for Funtico's EV2 offers a great opportunity to gain access to a refined Web3 gaming ecosystem and encourage early investors and players as we head towards 2026.