If Solana breaks above $77 support level and holds it, the token can rally toward $125-$130
Too little corroboration in the last 3 days to call a trend (3 articles). Watching for it to gain traction.
Sources are pointing to SOL trading around $81.67 as a price level that has not yet caught up with what they describe as record operational activity on the network. The thesis holds that a confirmed hold above the $77 level would validate upward momentum and open a path toward the $125-$130 range, suggesting the current price represents a lag between fundamental usage and market valuation.
When an asset's price visibly trails its underlying network activity metrics, it tends to attract attention from value-oriented and momentum traders simultaneously, which can compress the gap quickly once a technical level is confirmed — making breakout-and-hold setups particularly influential in shaping short-term capital allocation decisions.
Mainstream financial press is carrying this — attention has broadened beyond specialist outlets.
"On the other hand, the network's native token, SOL, is trading at around $81.67 — a price level that lags behind record operational activity, which is exactly what fuels the arguments of skeptics. This gap between infrastructure utility and asset value is forcing developers to move from discussion to code."
"Analyst van de Poppe flagged $77 as the trigger level and said a flip of that zone into support could open the path toward $125. Van de Poppe set $77 as the level that must flip to support for a run toward $125 to $130."
"Analyst Michael van de Poppe identified $77 as the trigger level and stated that a confirmed flip of that zone into support could open the path toward $125 to $130. The 200-day moving average near $97 stands as the next major resistance above the current range."