Solana (SOL) has regained the $100 level after a strong weekly rally, putting the cryptocurrency back in focus as analysts debate whether the latest breakout could develop into a much larger move.
Notably, the crypto asset has surged more than 25% over the past week, reflecting a sharp improvement in momentum as buyers pushed the asset back above the psychologically important $100 mark.
The move has also revived ambitious long-term price targets. Analyst Crypto Patel noted that SOL had finally moved above $100 after previously reaching $103, pointing out that the rally represents a substantial gain from the $40–$60 accumulation range he had highlighted earlier.
According to the analyst, his longer-term targets remain at $250, $500 and $1,000. If SOL eventually reaches $1,000 from the current area around $100, that would represent roughly 900% upside, giving the cryptocurrency significant room for growth if the bullish thesis plays out.
However, the analyst’s targets extend well beyond the immediate breakout. The $250 level would mark the first major milestone, while $500 and $1,000 represent increasingly aggressive objectives that would require SOL to sustain its broader bullish momentum.
 
Meanwhile, analyst Javon Marks has identified signs of renewed strength in Solana’s price structure. He said SOL has reclaimed a key support area that previously preceded major advances, suggesting the latest recovery could have further room to run.
Marks has pointed to $233.80 as a potential target, representing another substantial increase from SOL’s current levels. Such a move would also bring the cryptocurrency significantly closer to the first of Patel’s longer-term targets.
However, not every analyst is convinced that SOL has cleared all of its near-term resistance.
Analyst Ted Pillows asked his followers a straightforward question: Will SOL reach $110 or fall back toward $90 first? The question highlights the uncertainty surrounding the cryptocurrency’s next short-term move following its rapid recovery.
Nonetheless, analyst “Crypto with Haris” identified the $98–$102 region as an important resistance zone. According to the analyst, SOL has tested the area several times and faced selling pressure around $102. Rather than taking a short position immediately, the analyst said he would wait for clearer price action.
A break below $85, however, could change that outlook, with the analyst identifying $60 as a potential downside target.
That said, with SOL already up more than 26% over the past week, traders are now watching whether the latest rally can develop into a sustained move above $100 or face another rejection at the key level.
At press time, SOL is trading at $103.80, down 4.69% over the past 24 hours.
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