$SOL is showing steady recovery, trading around $89.26, up 4.15% in the last 24 hours after reaching a local high of $91.14. The move came with notable activity, with about 4.21M SOL traded, translating to roughly $370.75M in total volume, a sign that market participation is building again.

Price made a sharp push from the $86.23 area, rallying quickly toward $91, before cooling off and forming a consolidation structure. After the pullback, buyers stepped in again near $88, creating a small series of higher lows on the 15-minute chart, which often signals early accumulation.

Right now, the immediate support zone sits around $88–$89, where buyers have repeatedly defended the price. Holding this range keeps short-term momentum stable and gives bulls room to attempt another push upward.

The key level traders are watching is the $90–$91 resistance zone. If SOL manages to reclaim and hold above that area with strong volume, the next upside targets could appear near $93 and potentially $95.

For now, the chart shows controlled recovery and improving momentum. Solana looks like it’s building pressure just below resistance, and the market is watching closely to see whether this consolidation turns into the next breakout attempt.