What changed since the previous read (2026-09-03)
Solana's price barely moved — up 1.39%, from 99.67 to 101.06 — and its level ledgers were rewritten underneath it. The 3D support scan lost three of its four entries: 64.04, the six-touch 72.98, and the 80.83 shelf that was the nearest floor a week ago. In their place one level arrived, 73.73, carrying nine touches — the most-tested level anywhere on our nine-cell board. The weekly scan swapped its four-touch 72.60 support for two new entries at 69.04 and 76.17, and the 206.30 resistance departed while 110.60 arrived. The 3D resistance ledger and the entire monthly scan are unchanged, entry for entry.
Alignment reads conflicting for a sixth consecutive read, with the same direction triple as a week ago: 3D up, weekly up, monthly down. One classification did change — weekly trend strength stepped from strong to moderate.
A floor that moved away, and a ceiling that moved close
All percentages below are measured against the current price of 101.06, which is the denominator throughout.
Two of this week's re-resolutions pull in opposite directions, and both happened on a 1.39% price move.
The 3D floor retreated. A week ago the nearest 3D support sat 18.90% below price. Today it sits 27.04% below. Price did not fall through anything; the pivots between simply stopped qualifying and the ledger re-resolved to a deeper, far more heavily tested level. What Solana's 3D scan now lists below price is exactly two entries: 73.73 with nine touches, and 60.13 with one.
The weekly ceiling approached. A week ago the nearest weekly resistance was 147.71, 48.20% above price, with nothing listed in between. Today the weekly scan lists 110.60 at 9.44% above price. That is the same 110.60 that first appeared on the 3D ledger a week ago — a level that has now propagated to a second, slower scan rather than a level that moved. Both the 3D and the weekly now name it as the nearest resistance, at the identical figure.
The combined effect on the weekly is a band that collapsed. Between 95.26 and 147.71, Solana's weekly structure spanned 52.62% of price, or 4.79 times one weekly ATR, and was the widest cell on our board. Between 95.26 and 110.60 it now spans 15.18% of price, or 1.54 times one weekly ATR.
The timeframe read
3D — up, strong, momentum bullish. RSI 64.43, essentially flat on the week (64.79 before). The 20-EMA at 89.83 sits 11.11% below price and the 20-SMA at 85.65 sits 15.24% below, both having closed slightly as the averages rose faster than price. The efficiency ratio eased to 0.5295 from 0.5648. ATR is 7.37, or 7.29% of price. With the floor now 27.04% below and the ceiling 9.44% above, the 3D band works out at 36.48% of price — 5.01 times one 3D ATR, the widest band relative to its own timeframe's average range of all nine cells on our board.
1W — up, moderate, momentum bullish. The strength downgrade from strong is worth taking apart, because it is not a change in where price sits. Price remains 15.03% above the weekly 20-EMA at 85.87, barely different from the 15.66% separation a week ago, and RSI is unchanged at 56.31 against 56.38. What moved is the efficiency ratio, from 0.5394 to 0.3859 — the largest decline of any of the nine cells this week, and the input our engine uses to grade trend strength. The weekly path covered its ground far less directly than the week before; the position relative to the average is what it was. ATR narrowed to 9.95, 9.84% of price against 10.97%. The nearest support keeps its place at 95.26, one touch, 5.74% below price.
1M — down, moderate, momentum neutral. The monthly cell is the one holding the conflicting label, and it did not move: same trend, same strength for a second consecutive read, same two supports and same four resistances. The 20-EMA at 115.88 stands 14.66% above price — the widest such gap among the cells where the average sits above price — and the 20-SMA at 127.39 stands 26.05% above. RSI at 45.60 is the lowest of the nine cells. Efficiency 0.3494. ATR is 37.06, an enormous 36.67% of price, the largest of the nine, which is what a monthly candle on this asset looks like. The nearest monthly support is 67.66 at three touches, 33.05% below price; the nearest monthly resistance is 143.51 at one touch, 42.00% above.
Where two independent scans agree
Our pivot scan and our order-block scan look for different things — one finds levels price has turned at repeatedly, the other finds candle ranges where directional trading concentrated and price has not returned since. On Solana this week they land in the same neighbourhood.
The 3D lists an unmitigated bullish order block from 74.69 to 76.62, aged 9 bars, 24.18% to 26.09% below price. The weekly lists one from 74.10 to 77.33, aged 4 bars. And the weekly support that arrived this week at 76.17 falls inside both zones, while the 3D's new nine-touch support at 73.73 sits just under the lower edge of both. Four separate structural markers, produced by two independent methods across two timeframes, all fall between 73.73 and 77.33 — a stretch about 3.6% of price wide, sitting roughly a quarter below where price trades now. Conventionally, that is the sort of area chart readers mark as a zone to watch for a reaction; it says nothing about whether price returns to it. Neither the 3D nor the weekly lists any bear order block, and the monthly lists no order block in either direction.
