What's up with Solana?SOL / US DollarBINANCE:SOLUSDlarsnicogAs we can see, Solana is currently sitting at a resistance level and has managed to hold up well there. In addition, the uptrend has not been broken, since the candle closed back above the potential trend break. The long wicks we’ve seen across several cryptocurrencies occurred because many trading algorithms on crypto exchanges were not designed to handle such situations properly. These algorithms often compare prices, demand, and supply across different exchanges to determine fair pricing. For example, if $1 billion were to flow into Solana in a single day, it would have a much larger price impact than $100 million per day over ten days. That’s why traders should always wait for candle closures before making decisions. The recent crash was triggered by an announcement from Donald Trump, which wasn’t directly related to cryptocurrencies themselves. The broader uptrend remains intact and continues. Given the current uncertainty, prices are moving sideways. I would consider buying Solana around the $180 level or below, as that still represents a good entry price for this asset. If we soon see rate cuts and the U.S. dollar weakens further under Trump, more investors are likely to move into alternative assets such as cryptocurrencies and Solana remains one of the leading projects in that space.