The analysis focuses on Solana (SOLUSDT), anticipating price movements for the upcoming week. Fundamentally, while DEX trading volumes are stable, Total Value Locked (TVL) has been trending downwards since early November, decreasing from 11.3 billion to 8.35 billion, indicating a contraction post-October 10th events. Despite this, the analyst notes significant Solana ETF inflows, suggesting a dual perspective on fundamental strength. Technically, the market has recently experienced a downward push, as previously predicted, but has since established a higher low, shifting the sentiment towards a more neutral stance from a prior weak outlook. Open interest has seen a slight decrease since December 26th, but the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) for futures is incrementally rising. This indicates an absence of passive selling, which is deemed a constructive development for the asset. Price action is observed to respect the higher lows on the CVD, reinforcing underlying buying interest. Key resistance levels are identified around 124-125. A notable observation is the price's attempt to break above the monthly value area low and the 7-day rolling Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) with some momentum. The analyst maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook, acknowledging current low liquidity and high volatility conditions. For potential entry, a breakout and sustained movement above 125 is recommended. This would confirm a bullish trend, with a projected target price in the range of 130 to 131. Conversely, the analysis identifies the previous year's value area low at 115 as a critical invalidation level, suggesting a re-entry into a bearish trend if this level is breached. The bullish scenario is considered more probable given the current market dynamics.