Solana Records Eight Consecutive Monthly Losses for First Time in History
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Summary
Solana (SOL) has recorded eight consecutive red monthly candles for the first time in its history, marking an unprecedented streak of monthly losses. Crypto analyst Crypto Patel highlighted this rare event in a recent market analysis. While the trend remains bearish, historical patterns suggest that similar conditions in previous cycles have preceded major recoveries, placing Solana at a critical crossroads between continued decline and a potential massive recovery.
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SOL has now posted eight consecutive red monthly candles, marking the first time such a streak has occurred since the cryptocurrency was launched.
While the trend remains bearish, similar conditions in previous cycles have preceded major recoveries.
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