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- Solana has been consolidating for 525 days and is now forming a bullish wave toward a new all-time high.
- An analyst predicts Solana could explode to $900–$1,100 in the 2025 bull market based on current market structure.
Solana (SOL) has once again attracted attention after breaking through the psychological $200 level, and analysts are starting to throw out ambitious targets that are making investors nervous. One such analyst is Master Ananda, who sees strong potential for another major move—and $1,100 is no mere pipe dream.
Sideways but Brewing: SOL Gears Up for a Major Breakout
Ananda noted that Solana has experienced two major consolidation phases. The first lasted 280 days, starting in December 2022. From that phase, SOL managed to climb from $20 to $210 in just under a year. But interestingly, he noted, the latest consolidation phase is much longer: 525 days. With nearly double the duration, the market is now preparing to see if the results will be even more explosive.
Ananda highlighted that SOL hit a new low in April 2025, but has since shown a steady recovery. The price movement since late February 2024 is described as a sideways accumulation phase—flat but under high pressure. And if this scenario follows the previous pattern, the next surge could truly set a new record.
On the other hand, derivatives data from CoinGlass appears to support this prediction. Solana’s daily trading volume rose 8.63% to $51.25 billion. Open interest, or the value of open contracts, also rose 5.43% to $12.54 billion.
Although options volume has decreased, many believe the derivatives market is indeed in a phase of strategic restructuring. But overall, signals of liquidity and interest in SOL remain very strong.
Meanwhile, as of press time, SOL is changing hands at about $204.76, up 1.93% over the last 24 hours and 19.69% over the last 7 days.
From Treasury to Throughput, Solana Gains Momentum
Furthermore, a CNF report from early August revealed that large institutions are also pursuing Solana. One prominent name is Upexi. This company is said to have accumulated 1.9 million SOL in just four months—an amount that makes it the largest Solana Treasury holder by far.
Interestingly, they chose SOL over Bitcoin for their balance sheet. The reason? Solana’s 8% yield is considered more attractive and flexible for their corporate strategy.
Furthermore, from a technological perspective, Solana continues to improve its performance. Last July, the network increased its block capacity by 20%. The compute unit limit per block rose from 50 million to 60 million. This isn’t just a technical figure, but part of Solana’s broader plan to become the go-to platform for fast and open internet capital markets.
So, with a combination of technical factors, market sentiment, and institutional interest, can the $1,100 target be reached in the near future? It’s uncertain, but many signals point in that direction.
For now, the market is still eyeing the next resistance range of $415 to $667. If this can be overcome, the path to four-digit growth is wide open.
