Solana (SOL) could attract renewed buying interest from lower price levels, creating a potential foundation for recovery. Meanwhile, MoneyGram Ramps’ integration strengthens Solana’s connection to traditional payments, improving fiat-to-crypto access and supporting broader adoption, real-world utility, and long-term ecosystem growth.
At the time of writing, Solana is trading at $75.07 with a 24-hour trading volume of $1.16 million and a market capitalization of $43.73 billion. Despite the 1.54% loss over the last 24 hours, the SOL price structure and network growth point to a bullish reversal ahead.
Source: CoinMarketcap
Solana Could Target $1,000 After Major Accumulation
According to the crypto analyst Crypto Patel, SOL could enter a major accumulation phase if its price falls toward the $60–$40 range. Such a decline could flush out weaker holders while attracting long-term buyers seeking discounted valuations.
If SOL establishes strong support there and market sentiment improves, the zone could potentially become a launchpad for a significant recovery over time.
Source: Crypto Patel’s X Post






