One Pattern That Predicted the 21% Solana Price Drop Has Returned

Solana (SOL) price is rebuilding the same chart pattern that pulled it down about 21% earlier this year, and it has resurfaced right at $74.

This time, the structure looks weaker and less symmetrical, yet on-chain data carries a warning that the spring version never did. The next few sessions will decide whether buyers can break the sequence.

Solana's Double Top Returns on Fading Volume

Solana price is tracing a double top. It is a bearish pattern where price hits a similar high twice and stalls, with the dip between the two peaks acting as the neckline. The two peaks formed around July 15 and July 22, with the neckline dip near July 17.

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The setup is building around falling buy volume, which typically supports a bearish read. This is because fewer buyers are defending each push higher. That echoes the spring double top, which formed between mid-March and May 11 on similarly fading volume and led to a drop of about 21%.

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