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The U.S.–Iran peace agreement lifted risk appetite across crypto markets, and Solana joined the rebound as traders shifted back into speculative assets. Bitcoin gained 5.89% over the week, while Ethereum rose nearly 9%.
On the four-hour chart, SOL broke above a descending trendline that had limited rallies since late May. The RSI moved back above 50 after oversold conditions, and the MACD began turning higher.
Analysts also tracked several technical and market signals. At the same time, they pointed to resistance zones, support levels, and broader macro risks that could shape SOL’s next move.
Daan Crypto Trades said on X that SOL was trying to break out of a rallying wedge against BTC. He said a breakout could support further upside and lift SOL ecosystem coins.
He also marked the current area as resistance to watch. That level has become a key test for traders watching the pair against Bitcoin.
Satoshi Flipper pointed to a falling wedge breakout on the daily chart. The analyst said price reclaimed the upper trendline near $70 and set a long-term target at $250.
More Crypto Online identified a dense Fibonacci resistance cluster between $69.44 and $72.58 on the four-hour chart. That zone includes the 38.2% retracement, the 100% Elliott Wave extension, and the 50% retracement.
Crypto Coral took a more cautious view on June 16. The analyst said Solana had broken down from a bearish flag and was retesting key EMA resistance.
Unless bulls reclaim that level, the analyst warned that another leg lower could follow. Traders are also watching the $75 to $78 zone closely.
SOL’s rebound followed a broader relief rally after the U.S. administration announced a peace agreement with Iran and reopened the Strait of Hormuz. The move helped oil prices fall and encouraged rotation back into risk assets.
At the same time, capital continued flowing into Solana’s real-world asset ecosystem. Tokenized stock activity picked up after the launch of on-chain SpaceX equity products, and Solana-native tokenized assets reached key volume milestones.
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Corporate treasury demand also stayed supportive. Recent disclosures showed several public companies adding SOL holdings, while takeover talks among Solana-focused treasury firms kept attention on the asset’s balance-sheet appeal.
Still, macro risks remain in focus. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s first policy meeting has become the market’s main macro event, with traders watching updated rate projections and borrowing-cost guidance.
Higher inflation readings and stronger demand for defensive assets could pressure cryptocurrencies if risk sentiment weakens. A stronger U.S. dollar after the Fed decision could also weigh on Solana and other speculative assets.
If $75 fails to hold as support, traders are watching $71.8, $69.1, and the June low near $60. The Supertrend indicator on the four-hour chart currently shows support near $70.9.
Solana advanced as the U.S.–Iran peace agreement improved risk sentiment across crypto markets. Technical indicators showed stronger momentum, while growing tokenized asset activity and corporate demand supported interest in SOL. Still, traders remain focused on resistance near $75 and the upcoming Federal Reserve signals that could influence market direction.
