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As fluctuations continue in the cryptocurrency market, followers are closely monitoring Solana 
$163 (SOL) and Avalanche (AVAX). The SOL coin faces significant selling pressure, while AVAX shows signs of recovery. What lies ahead for these two popular cryptocurrencies?
Will Solana’s Decline Continue?
Solana has been moving in a downward trend recently. Its price dropped from 200 dollars to 187.99 dollars, indicating that sellers have taken control. Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) and Funding Rates are presenting negative signals as well.
According to technical analysis, the price movements of SOL followed a noticeable downward trend from January 31 to February 3. Continuously creating lower highs and lows, the cryptocurrency exhibits a classic bearish market appearance. If the support at the 191-dollar level is lost, the price could potentially drop to 138 dollars.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 32.54, nearing the oversold region. This suggests that selling pressure persists. A funding rate of -0.0170 indicates that traders are leaning towards short positions. Meanwhile, a volatility index of 236.03 shows increased price fluctuations.
Is Avalanche on the Rise?
AVAX coin has surged by 3.05% in the last 24 hours, reaching 34.60 dollars. However, despite this rise, trading volume has decreased by 15%. This indicates that investors are waiting for confirmation of the upward trend before fully committing.
On-chain analyses show increasing interest in AVAX. Open Interest has risen by 6.50%. Additionally, 3.54 million dollars worth of AVAX has been withdrawn from exchanges, suggesting that investors are accumulating and buying pressure may increase.
From a technical perspective, AVAX appears to be forming an inverse head and shoulders pattern on the four-hour chart. If it breaks above 35 dollars, there’s a strong possibility of prices rising to 38 dollars and then 41.50 dollars. However, AVAX is still trading below the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), indicating that the overall trend remains downward. The RSI at 53 suggests there is enough room for upward movement.
