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Solana Pulls Back Near Key Support Level Amid Regulatory and Macroeconomic Pressures

Solana traded just above the hundred-dollar threshold as digital asset markets adjusted to shifting interest rate expectations.

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Solana traded at $100.74, sitting 0.74% above the $100 support level, amid a market-wide correction leading up to key political and monetary developments in the United States. While Solana remains up 33.9% over a 30-day period, its upward momentum has paused well below its $105 resistance level as investors moved to protect monthly profits.

The broader crypto decline has been fueled by macroeconomic shifts, notably surging oil prices that have altered Federal Reserve rate expectations. With Brent crude trading near $108.15 and August consumer price inflation landing at 3.4%, markets have priced in an 85% to 87% chance of a policy rate increase, reversing previous expectations of monetary easing.

At the same time, crypto markets face regulatory uncertainty surrounding the Senate's procedural vote on the CLARITY Act. Requiring 60 votes to overcome cloture in a chamber where Republicans hold 53 seats, the bill's legislative path remains contested ahead of the Federal Reserve's official rate decision.

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