Solana drops 10% to $70.25, testing the floor of its year-long slide
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Solana just gave up 10.1% in a single day to $70.25, erasing the entire bounce that carried it back above $100 earlier this fall. A close down here would put it near the lows of the past year.
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Solana closed at $70.25 on November 14, 2026, shedding just over 10% in a single session.
Earlier this fall, Solana had climbed back above $100, recovering from a stretch in the low-to-mid $60s that marked the roughest patch of the past year. The session's loss erased that entire recovery, putting the token right back near the bottom of its recent range.
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The last time Solana traded around these levels was when it touched $62.15, the lowest point of the past several months, leaving very little cushion above that prior trough.
What matters now is whether buyers defend the current level or the November 14 close marks the beginning of another leg lower. Recoveries from the low $60s have happened before, but each failed rally makes the next one harder to trust.