Solana RSI Hits Oversold as “Final Dip” Talk Grows

Solana’s weekly chart is sending mixed but high signal messages, as two analysts point to a possible cycle turning point. One calls the latest selloff the last shakeout, while another highlights the most oversold weekly momentum read in SOL’s history.

Trader flags “final dip” on SOL weekly chart

Crypto trader Trader Tardigrade, who posts as @TATrader_Alan on X, said Solana “made its final dip” and is setting up for a new bullish cycle after a long consolidation on the weekly chart.

The chart shows SOLUSD holding a long-term horizontal level that acted as both support and resistance across several market phases. Price dipped below that level during the recent drawdown, then quickly reclaimed it. That reclaim follows a pattern seen earlier in the cycle, where similar rounded pullbacks formed near the same zone before upside continuation.

Solana Weekly SOLUSD Chart. Source: TradingView / X / @TATrader_Alan

At the same time, the structure on the right side of the chart shows a sharp weekly expansion after the reclaim, which signals a shift from range behavior to trend behavior. If price continues to hold above the reclaimed level on weekly closes, the setup points to trend continuation rather than another range failure. However, a weekly close back below that line would weaken the bullish case and reopen the prior consolidation range.

Trader points to rare weekly oversold signal on SOL

Crypto trader DrBullZeus, who posts as @DrBullZeus on X, said Solana reached an unusually oversold condition on the weekly chart, based on the RSI(14) reading.

Solana Weekly SOLUSDT Chart. Source: TradingView / X / @DrBullZeus

The SOL/USDT weekly chart from Binance shows RSI near the low-30s, a level that has appeared during prior cycle lows. In earlier instances, similar RSI compressions formed after extended downtrends and aligned with areas where selling pressure faded.

At the same time, price printed a sharp weekly breakdown toward the high-$80s, which pushed momentum into oversold territory. If RSI stabilizes and turns higher while price holds above the recent swing low, the structure points to a potential momentum reset rather than trend continuation. However, if weekly RSI stays pinned near oversold while price fails to reclaim the prior range, downside pressure would likely persist before any broader reversal forms.