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AI predicts Solana price for March 1, 2026

source-logo  finbold.com 27 February 2026 11:13, UTC
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Solana ($SOL) is down another 2% on Friday, February 27, extending its monthly losses to over 32% and reflecting a broader risk-off drift across crypto markets further amplified by low trading volumes.

As no major catalysts are in sight, traders expect the price action to remain range-bound in the near-term, and artificial intelligence (AI) models predict only a modest uptick by March 1.

March 1 Solana price prediction

Namely, Finbold consulted its AI-driven price prediction tool to generate a $SOL price target for March 1. Blending inputs from ChatGPT, Grok, and DeepSeek Chat, the model outlined a tight range of positive outcomes.

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On average, the three large learning models estimate that Solana will trade at $89.47 by Sunday, suggesting a 3.5% jump from where it currently trades ($86.44).

DeepSeek Chat forecasts the highest price at $90.25, a possible 5.45% advance. ChatGPT sees it climbing 2.85% to $88.90, while Grok calls for a 3.25% gain and a price of $89.25.

AI Solana technical analysis

Technically, $SOL is near its daily pivot point at $87.56 and between key Fibonacci retracement levels. The relative strength index (RSI) stands at a neutral 58.26, suggesting neither overbought nor oversold conditions.

If Solana manages to hold above the 50% Fibonacci retracement level at $86.71, a retest of the 24-hour high near $88.90 predicted by ChatGPT could come into play.

Conversely, a break below $86.71 would expose the 61.8% retracement level at $86.19, potentially opening the door to further short-term downside.

For now, traders are closely watching whether Bitcoin (BTC) can stabilize above $67,500, a level that could help anchor sentiment and provide a near-term floor for altcoins, including $SOL.

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