Solana (SOL) is currently priced at $136.35, reflecting a slight decline of 0.58% over the past 24 hours. The daily trading range of 2.57% indicates relatively low volatility, with a high of $137.78 and a low of $135.21.

Volume stands at approximately $2.75 billion, with a volume-to-market cap ratio of 3.61%, suggesting moderate liquidity in the market. The short-term moving averages, particularly the 8 SMA at $136.18 and the 13 SMA at $136.24, are indicating minor bullish sentiment, while longer-term SMAs (55 SMA at $138.18 and 144 SMA at $138.20) show bearish pressure.

The 1-hour RSI is at 39, indicating a potential oversold condition, which could lead to a short-term price correction. However, the 7-day RSI at 54 suggests that the momentum is neutral, while the 14-day RSI indicates a mild bearish trend.

In terms of price performance, SOL has gained 5.48% over the past week but has faced a decline of 3.68% over the last 14 days and a significant drop of 26.46% over the last 30 days. This suggests that while there might be a short-term recovery, the longer-term trend remains negative.

Considering the all-time high of $293.31 reached in January 2025, Solana still has substantial room for growth if it can regain momentum. However, current technical indicators and price action suggest caution in the near term.

Given the mixed signals from the moving averages and RSI readings, combined with the recent performance trends, the rating for Solana (SOL) is a Hold. This recommendation reflects the potential for short-term volatility while recognizing the risks posed by the overall bearish trend in the last month.