The daily candle
Solana closed the November 4 daily candle at $95.55, up 2.97% on the day, after trading between $89.81 and $98.13. What stands out on the daily chart: volume spike.
Moving averages
The close of $95.55 is 4.8% below the 20-day average ($100.35).
The close of $95.55 is 12.0% below the 50-day average ($108.61).
The close of $95.55 is 7.4% above the 200-day average ($88.94).
The 50-day average is above the 200-day average. A moving average is the mean of the last N daily closes; where the price sits against it describes the recent trend, not the next one.
Momentum: RSI and MACD
The 14-day RSI reads 36.8, between 30 and 70, neither extreme. RSI compares the size of recent up days with recent down days on a 0 to 100 scale.
MACD (12, 26, 9) is -4.022 against a signal line of -3.478, so the MACD line is below its signal. MACD measures the gap between a fast and a slow exponential average.
Volume and range
Volume on the day was 1.87 times its 20-day average. Volume counts how much traded; a move on heavy volume involved more of the market than one on light volume.
The Bollinger Bands (20 days, 2 standard deviations) run from $91.21 to $109.50, and the close is inside the bands.
Over the previous 30 days the highest close was $120.73 and the lowest $91.94.
What it costs to hold a position
Anyone holding a SOL perpetual future pays or receives funding every settlement, and the rate differs by exchange. Today's rates across venues are on the SOL funding page.