Date: Wed, Oct 15, 2025 | 09:30 AM GMT
The cryptocurrency market is staging a notable rebound today, led by Ethereum (ETH) , which has surged over 4%, jumping to $4,180 from its 24-hour low of $3,895. Riding this wave, Solana (SOL) is also showing signs of strength — and its chart hints at something even more interesting.
Over the past 24 hours, SOL has climbed around 5%, and its technical setup is now signaling the potential for a much larger upside move ahead.
Source: Coinmarketcap Bump-and-Run Reversal (BARR) Pattern
On the 1-hour chart, Solana’s price structure is forming a Bump-and-Run Reversal (BARR) pattern — a well-known technical formation that often marks the transition from a downtrend to a fresh bullish phase.
The Lead-in Phase began when SOL was rejected near the descending resistance line around $224, followed by a steep decline that found a bottom at $144, completing the Bump Phase.
Solana (SOL) 1H Chart/Coinsprobe (Source: Tradingview) From that low, SOL rebounded strongly, reclaiming lost ground and currently trading near $206, where it is now testing the downtrend resistance line — a critical moment for confirming a potential breakout.
What’s Next for SOL?
If SOL manages to break above and successfully retest the descending trendline, it would confirm the start of the Uphill Run Phase — typically the most powerful stage of the BARR pattern, characterized by accelerating bullish momentum.
Based on technical projections, a confirmed breakout could push SOL toward the $258 zone, representing an estimated 25% potential gain from current levels if momentum sustains.
However, traders should remain cautious and watch for a clean breakout and retest confirmation before entering larger positions, as rejection from the trendline could delay the rally in the short term.
