I’ve been tracking a specific structural pattern for Solana SOL that has been remarkably consistent since October 2025. It’s a three-step cycle that seems to repeat every time we lose momentum. The Anatomy of the Pattern: • The Reclaim: SOL rallies and manages to close above the 50-day SMA. •The Failure: The price loses the 50-day SMA as support. •The Consolidation Trap: Instead of dropping immediately, SOL enters a brief, sideways "complacency" period before the actual leg down begins. Historical Evidence: • November 2025: We saw a drop below the 50-day SMA, followed by a multi-week consolidation. The market eventually resolved lower, leading to a new local bottom. • January 2026: Solana briefly reclaimed the 50-day SMA, only to lose it again. It "drifted" sideways for a while before the next major sell-off materialized. • March/April 2026 (Now): In mid-March, SOL moved above the 50-day SMA (peaking near $97). We have since dropped back below it. As of today, we are in the Consolidation Phase. Solana is hovering around the $79 - $81 range, sitting below the 50-day SMA ($85.79). If this pattern holds, this sideways movement is not "stabilization"—it is the coiling of a new leg down. Based on previous instances, a failure to reclaim the $86 level quickly could project a move toward the $52.(Ali Charts)