SOL · 5 full years of history · updated dailySolana seasonality

What held for Solana in the past and what did not. At the top is the list of patterns that held on both halves of the history; below is the calendar of months, days of the month, days of the week and hours: a coloured cell with a mark holds, a pale cell does not.

As of October 12, 2026: 2026 is −15.2% since the start of the year; the average year stood at +126% by this day. Over the next 90 days the price ended higher in 2 of 5 past years.

What holds

The rest does not hold: 67 of 70 checked calendar cells did not repeat on both halves of the history. Months cannot be checked yet: there are 5 full years of history.

Calendar

Holds: stronger than usual; the denser the colour, the strongerHolds, strongerHolds: weaker than usualHolds, weakerDoes not hold: it did not repeat on both halves of the historyDoes not holdToo little history to checkToo little history

Months

Too little history to check.

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

Days of the month

The day of the month. The number is the share of profitable days. A usual day is profitable in 50% of cases.

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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11▼ 38%
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23▲ 62%
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31

Days of the week

The number is the share of profitable days. A usual day is profitable in 50% of cases.

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Hours of the day

Time UTC. The number is the share of profitable hours. A usual hour is profitable in 50% of cases.

00:00
01:00
02:00
03:00
04:00
05:00
06:00
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00▼ 47%
17:00
18:00
19:00
20:00
21:00
22:00
23:00

Sessions

The number is the share of profitable sessions. A usual session is profitable in 50% of cases.

Asia, 00:00–08:00 UTC
Europe, 08:00–14:00 UTC
US, 14:00–21:00 UTC
Late hours, 21:00–24:00 UTC

Calendar events

The number is the share of profitable days on the days of the event. A usual day of the same years is profitable in 50% of cases.

First three days of the month
Turn of the year
Fed decision day
Day before a US holiday

The average path of the year

The average path of the year

−60%−40%0%+50%+100%+200%+500%+1000%JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
average pathhalf of the years2026

The result since the start of the year, 5 full years (2021–2025). The band holds the middle half of the years.

Months year by year: table

MonthProfitable yearsMedianBest yearWorst year
January3 of 5+22.4%+182%2021−41.5%2022
February3 of 5+0.2%+208%2021−36.1%2025
March3 of 5+23.2%+61.1%2024−16.0%2025
April3 of 5+7.5%+121%2021−37.4%2024
May2 of 5−8.5%+30.7%2024−45.9%2022
June1 of 5−9.4%+8.4%2021−26.2%2022
July5 of 5+17.1%+25.8%2023+3.5%2021
August2 of 5−16.8%+195%2021−25.6%2022
September5 of 5+8.3%+30.6%2021+4.0%2025
October3 of 5+10.6%+79.7%2023−10.3%2025
November3 of 5+3.0%+54.4%2023−56.5%2022
December1 of 5−18.5%+71.5%2023−29.6%2022

There are 5 full years of history: too few to check the months on two halves. Every row is a record of the past. A usual month of Solana is profitable in 57% of cases. The bar shows the share of profitable years.

2026 so far: Jan −15.3%, Feb −20.1%, Mar −1.4%, Apr −0.1%, May −0.8%, Jun −10.6%, Jul −1.1%, Aug +41.4%, Sep +14.6%.

Days of the week and calendar events: tables

Days of the week

DayProfitable daysProfitableMedian dayMedian
Monday46%of 261−0.34%
Tuesday51%of 261+0.05%
Wednesday54%of 261+0.47%
Thursday47%of 260−0.49%
Friday52%of 261+0.30%
Saturday52%of 261+0.13%
Sunday50%of 261+0.04%

A usual day is profitable in 50% of cases.

Calendar events

EventProfitable daysProfitableUsual dayUsual
First three days of the month51%of 18050%
Turn of the year46%of 3550%
Fed decision day62%of 4050%
Day before a US holiday49%of 4750%

The share of profitable days on the days of the event against all days of the same years. The turn of the year is the last five trading days of the year and the first two.

Entry–exit windows

There are 5 full years of history: windows cannot be checked on two halves. Below are the windows that were profitable almost every year, the nearest first: 17 on this history; on a randomly shifted calendar there are 17 on average.

WindowProfitable yearsMedianWorst yearStarts
Oct 13 – Oct 2614 days running5 of 5+16.7%+0.4%2022running
Oct 24 – Nov 614 days in 11 d4 of 5+11.4%−18.9%2025in 11 d
Nov 27 – Dec 37 days in 45 d4 of 5+1.4%−6.2%2022in 45 d
Dec 2 – Dec 87 days in 50 d4 of 5+1.3%−15.3%2021in 50 d
Dec 22 – Jan 414 days in 70 d4 of 5+10.6%−6.6%2021in 70 d
Jan 11 – Jan 177 days in 90 d5 of 5+11.0%+0.1%2024in 90 d
Jan 16 – Jan 2914 days in 95 d4 of 5+10.8%−34.9%2022in 95 d
Jan 25 – Feb 714 days in 104 d4 of 5+13.9%−24.2%2025in 104 d

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Questions and answers

What is Solana seasonality?

The way the price tended to move at the same time of the year, month, week or day in the past. This page shows it for Solana on 5 full years of history, 2021–2025.

Which months were the best and the worst for Solana?

Over 2021–2025 the month profitable most often was July (5 of 5 years, median +17.1%); the month profitable least often was December (1 of 5 years, median −18.5%).

What do coloured and pale cells mean?

A coloured cell with ▲ or ▼ is a pattern that held on both halves of the history. A pale cell is a record of the past: it did not repeat on both halves. A hatched cell has too little history to check.

How many years of history are used?

5 full years: 2021–2025. The current year is drawn on top and does not enter the numbers. The chart and the table of months can be switched to the last years only.

How often is the page updated?

Once a day. The numbers by month, weekday and event change once a year, when a year ends; the line of the current year and the path ahead move every day.

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