Solana’s SOL token rebounded above $100 on September 11, 2026, after falling for four straight days from September 7 to 10 during a broader crypto-market decline. The selloff produced a short-term death cross on the two-hour chart, with the 50-period moving average dropping below the 200-period average, a pattern traders often monitor for weakening momentum. SOL then climbed from $98 to $104, forming a large green candlestick shortly after the signal appeared. On the daily chart, Solana formed its first major golden cross of 2026 at the start of September, but the price consolidated after breaking out in mid-August. At the time of writing, SOL was down 1.15% over 24 hours at $101.98 and down 0.87% for the week. Resistance stood at $110, while $83 and $87 were identified as major support levels if prices decline. Separately, Solana will host Solana Summit: Washington x Wall Street on September 14, bringing together policymakers, investors and builders to discuss blockchain policy, Solana’s infrastructure, its competitive position and institutional use cases. Patrick Witt, who is leading the White House’s crypto policy efforts, is scheduled to discuss the administration’s latest efforts to advance crypto policy. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce will address policy pathways shaping capital-markets infrastructure over the next decade, and SEC Chairman Paul Atkins will deliver the closing keynote.