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Solana: the widest near-term range in the set meets the most directional monthly downtrend, as the 3D ticks up

Jul 21, 2026 · SOL

Solana carries the widest near-term range of the three: the 3D ATR of about 6.0 is 7.7% of the 77.95 price. It also shows the most directional higher-timeframe reading anywhere in our set - a monthly efficiency ratio of 0.94, a near-straight-line move that points down. Meanwhile the 3D trend has just ticked up (a conflicting alignment), lifting price above its 3D averages into a band between 76.17 support and 83.98 resistance.

Where the chart sits

Solana last printed 77.95. The multi-timeframe read is conflicting this week - the 3D trend has turned up while the weekly and monthly remain down. Two computed extremes stand out on SOL relative to the rest of our set.

The widest near-term range

The 3D average true range (ATR) on Solana is about 6.0 - roughly 7.7% of the 77.95 price, the widest ATR-relative range of BTC, ETH and SOL this week. In plain terms, the near-term candles are covering more ground per bar, relative to price, than either of the other two.

The most directional monthly

On the monthly, the efficiency ratio reads 0.94 - the highest anywhere in our cross-asset set. A ratio near 1.0 describes a move that has traveled in a nearly straight line rather than chopping back and forth; here that line points down. The monthly trend is strong-down with bearish momentum (RSI 41.2), and price sits about 39% below its monthly 20-period EMA (126.89).

Near term (3D/1W)

The 3D trend is up but weak, momentum neutral (RSI 49.3), with price above both its 3D moving averages (SMA 74.57, EMA 76.46). Our pivot scan flags 3D support at 76.17 (2 touches) and resistance at 83.98. The weekly is still down with bearish momentum (RSI 41.0), sharing that same 76.17 support and 83.98 resistance band.

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