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What is today's Solana trading signal?
Drishti Pro crypto signals include a live call on Solana whenever the model finds a setup, with its entry, stop-loss and both take-profit targets, refreshed roughly every 15 minutes. Resolved SOL signals are listed below, wins and losses together. Solana record: 63.7% over 251 resolved signals; system-wide 59.5% over 2454.
Updated 2026-11-07 · 2784 signals tracked
- 59.5%Win rate
- 1.22Avg R
- 150TP2 hits
- 2784Signals
This page is a log, not a recommendation. Solana (SOL) trades as a perpetual contract on Delta Exchange India, like the other instruments Drishti Pro covers. It shows what the model currently sees on Solana, and what happened to the SOL signals before it.
What Solana is
Solana is a blockchain that describes itself as a high-performance network for fast, secure and affordable digital transactions, and SOL is its native token, used to pay network fees (source: solana.com). It competes with other smart-contract chains for developers and users.
How today's SOL signal was produced
Every 15 minutes the system reads live features for each instrument, including price momentum, order-book pressure, perpetual funding rates, open interest, volatility and broader market context, and asks a large language model whether there is a trade worth taking. If there is, it fixes an entry, a stop-loss and two targets, and publishes them at once. If not, it publishes nothing, so an empty box above means no SOL setup qualified.
The signal is written to the public feed before its outcome is known. That ordering is the basis of the record: nothing can be added or adjusted once the market starts to resolve it.
Recent SOL signals and how they ended
The most recent resolved Solana signals, newest first. 160 of 251 decided SOL signals have won, and 91 have lost.
| Resolved | Direction | Entry | TP1 | Stop | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-07 | LONG | 90.82 | 92.16 | 88.95 | expired |
| 2026-11-06 | SHORT | 89.03 | 87.54 | 91.30 | lost |
| 2026-11-05 | SHORT | 90.58 | 89.06 | 92.75 | won |
| 2026-11-05 | SHORT | 91.26 | 89.75 | 93.45 | won |
| 2026-11-05 | LONG | 93.28 | 94.94 | 90.95 | lost |
| 2026-11-05 | LONG | 95.84 | 97.50 | 93.65 | lost |
| 2026-11-04 | LONG | 97.62 | 98.99 | 95.55 | lost |
| 2026-11-04 | LONG | 94.89 | 95.89 | 93.28 | won |
| 2026-11-04 | SHORT | 93.17 | 91.78 | 95.35 | lost |
| 2026-11-04 | SHORT | 91.55 | 90.23 | 93.42 | lost |
| 2026-11-04 | SHORT | 90.55 | 89.47 | 92.15 | lost |
| 2026-11-04 | SHORT | 91.86 | 90.61 | 93.55 | won |
| 2026-11-04 | SHORT | 93.33 | 91.90 | 95.05 | won |
| 2026-11-03 | SHORT | 91.79 | 90.63 | 93.65 | lost |
| 2026-11-02 | SHORT | 93.36 | 92.00 | 95.05 | won |
Reading the outcome column
"Won" means price reached take-profit 1 before the stop-loss. "Lost" means the stop came first. A signal that reached neither within 24 hours is marked expired and left out of the win rate rather than counted as either.
| How the signal ended | Signals | Share | Counted as |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reached TP1, closed at the TP1 floor | 1309 | 47.2% | Counts as a win |
| Ran on to TP2 | 150 | 5.4% | Counts as a win |
| Stopped out before TP1 | 994 | 35.8% | Counts as a loss |
| Expired after 24h, neither target nor stop | 321 | 11.6% | Excluded |
| All resolved signals | 2775 | 100% |
Across all instruments that breakdown gives 1460 wins, 994 losses and 322 expiries, which produces the headline 59.5%.
What moves Solana
What tends to move Solana, as commonly cited. This is background, not something Drishti Pro measures page by page.
- Network activity and fees. More usage can raise demand for SOL, because it pays the fees.
- Competition between chains. News about rival smart-contract networks can shift attention.
- Altcoin risk appetite. SOL often moves with the wider market's appetite for risk, in both directions.
None of these predicts alone. The model weighs what it can measure together, and then either commits to levels or declines to publish.
Solana price in rupees
People often search for Solana in rupees. This page does not quote a rupee price, because it has no sourced rupee feed, and a made-up conversion would be worse than none. The levels in each signal are for the perpetual contract, which Delta Exchange India's user guide says is notionally quoted in USD, with balances held in INR at a fixed platform rate. Check the live rupee value on your exchange before you act.
If price has already moved past the entry
A signal published fifteen minutes ago may no longer be available at its entry. Chasing it changes the trade: the distance to the stop widens, the distance to the target narrows, and the reward-to-risk the signal was built on no longer holds.
The published record is scored from the published entry. A trade entered far from it is a different position, and the figures here do not describe it. Waiting for the next cycle is usually the better choice.
How big is the SOL sample?
The SOL-only sample is 251 decided signals, 160 won and 91 lost. The 95% interval around that rate runs from 57.6% to 69.4%. That is wide, and it should make you cautious about reading too much into one instrument's rate.
The stronger evidence is the full record: 2454 decided signals across 11 instruments since 22 July 2026. The system-wide rate is 59.5% with a 95% interval of 57.5% to 61.4%, and the verification page shows how to recompute it. The system-wide figure is never shown here as the figure for SOL.
Direction: longs and shorts
A rate for one side can hide a weak other side. This table splits the whole record by direction, across all instruments.
| Direction | Resolved | Won | Lost | Win rate | 95% interval |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Long | 1425 | 834 | 591 | 58.5% | 56–61% |
| Short | 1028 | 625 | 403 | 60.8% | 58–64% |
Where to see this live
This page is regenerated on each deploy. For a version that regenerates on every request with no JavaScript, use the plain-text live page. For the full dashboard with charts, use the home page. For the wider record, see the track record.
FAQ
What is the Solana signal today?
The current signal, with entry, stop-loss and both targets, is at the top of this page and refreshes about every 15 minutes. If none is shown, the model found no SOL setup that met its criteria.
How many SOL signals does Drishti Pro publish?
It varies. A cycle runs every 15 minutes across all instruments, but a signal is published only when the model finds a setup worth taking. As of 2026-11-07, 251 SOL signals have been decided.
What is the SOL win rate?
63.7% over 251 decided SOL signals, with a 95% interval of 57.6% to 69.4%. System-wide it is 59.5% over 2454.
Why does Solana move so much?
Like most altcoins, SOL reacts to the wider market's appetite for risk as well as to news about its own network. Bigger swings mean wider stops, and the signal's stop-loss is where the idea is wrong.
Are past SOL signals still visible?
Yes, wins and losses both. Recent ones are in the table on this page, and the complete history is downloadable from the open data page.
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