Solana reclaimed the $100 threshold, gaining approximately 1.5% in the current session after briefly falling below the psychological level. The token rose from about $70 to above $100 during August, breaking through resistance between $90 and $97; that zone has since become a critical support area within the broader $95–$100 range. Further support is near $83.90, while resistance levels stand at $105 and $110. Solana’s daily relative strength index (RSI, a momentum gauge) is around 53, down from above 80 during August’s rally, indicating that earlier overbought conditions have eased. Macro pressure increased after the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a 3.75%–4.00% target corridor, its first increase since 2023 and, according to central-bank reporting cited in the source, the first since July 2023. Officials indicated that further adjustments remain possible, helping lift the U.S. dollar to a seven-week high. The U.S. Senate also failed to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, which had sought to define a comprehensive digital-asset framework and divide oversight between the SEC and CFTC (U.S. derivatives regulator). The bill won a simple majority but missed the 60 votes needed for procedural advancement, leaving existing agency rules and court interpretations in place, Reuters reported. Traditional-market access improved earlier in the month after regulators approved changes enabling Nasdaq-listed exchange-traded products (ETPs, investment products tracking an asset) linked to Solana and XRP. Analyst Celal Kucuker forecast that SOL could move from $59 to $1,000 if its weekly structure develops into a parabolic pattern, while acknowledging the prediction could be wrong. TradingView was cited as the price-data source.