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Solana broke below $150, while Ethereum defended $2,500, reclaiming strength in the SOL/ETH ratio. SOL revisits a historically reactive support zone. Volatility is back, and the market is actively stress-testing support levels across the board. In high-beta environments like this, price structure matters more than ever. The logic is simple: Assets that defend key levels set the stage for reversal plays, while those that break down risk triggering cascading sell pressure. So, is Solana’s [SOL] recent breakdown signaling a structural shift, one that paves the way for a deeper leg lower? Solana revisits a trusted launchpad Looking at the post-FUD landscape, Solana has taken the hardest hit, giving up nearly 15% from monthly highs after failing to hold the $150 level, down from its recent $180 range. Meanwhile, Ethereum [ETH] has played it by the book, successfully defending the $2,500 support that opens the door for a potential recovery swing. This divergence is reflected in the SOL/ETH chart, which dropped to a four-month low this week, losing 5% and reinforcing ETH’s relative outperformance. However, the setup isn’t entirely lopsided. Source: TradingView (SOL/ETH) Interestingly, this same support zone has sparked three significant reversal rallies for SOL since September 2024. If that historical pattern holds, Solana could be nearing a key inflection point – One that might pull in rotational flows and flip sentiment once again. Can SOL’s core metrics back a turnaround? Sure, Solana’s chart showed the Relative Strength Index sits in deeply oversold territory.  A modest 1.07% daily gain adds weight to the bounce thesis, hinting at short-term relief. Yet under the surface, on-chain metrics are showing signs of reversal. Daily Token Trading Volume surged by 14.9% for Ethereum to $11.7B, while Solana managed just a 9.1% rise to $2.3B. The Fees metric shows a wider gap: Ethereum’s Weekly Fees…

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