Solana Rebounds 10% as Volume Surges Toward $200

Solana (SOL)

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  • Solana’s spot volume rose 10.2% after a 62% crash, signaling renewed trader interest.
  • Open Interest plunged amid heavy liquidations but is recovering slowly.
  • On-chain metrics show SOL accumulation and rising activity, but $200 remains critical resistance.

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After a turbulent week, Solana (SOL) is showing early signs of strength. Data from CoinGlass on October 12 revealed that Solana’s spot trading volume on Binance had plunged by 62%. However, within the past 24 hours, activity rebounded with a 10.2% increase in trading volume — coinciding with a 10.59% price surge.

The recovery followed a major derivatives reset that saw traders liquidated heavily across exchanges. As a result, Solana’s Open Interest — a key measure of market participation — fell sharply from $14.83 billion to $9.81 billion between October 10 and 11. At the time of writing, OI had slightly recovered to around $10.28 billion.

Solana Open Interest
Source: CoinGlass

Bulls Eye the $200 Level, but Resistance Looms

Solana’s price action has been pushing toward the $200 mark, a key psychological and technical barrier. Even if bulls manage to break above this level, the $200–$215 zone remains a tough resistance area that could determine whether SOL can sustain a longer-term uptrend.

Analyst Jelle, in a post on X, noted that while the altcoin market saw significant volatility, the $1.05 trillion market cap region has not been decisively lost — leaving room for a potential recovery across altcoins if that threshold holds.

Solana STH NUPL
Source: Glassnode

On-Chain Data Hints at Gradual Accumulation

On-chain indicators add a layer of optimism. Glassnode’s Short-Term Holder NUPL metric for Solana recently dropped to levels last seen in June, signaling a deep market correction. However, this period has also seen a decline in exchange balances since mid-July — a sign that investors are moving SOL off exchanges and potentially accumulating.

Meanwhile, transaction counts, which had been declining since August, are beginning to trend upward again — suggesting renewed activity among users and traders.

Outlook: Cautious Optimism Ahead

Despite the improving indicators, broader sentiment remains tied to Bitcoin’s performance, which was testing resistance near $117,000 at press time. A confirmed breakout above $120,000 for BTC — coupled with SOL moving past $215 — would likely confirm a stronger bullish trend. Until then, the market may remain in a cautious “wait and watch” phase.

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