Over the past 24 hours, Solana’s value decreased compared to Ethereum. The amount of Ethereum needed to buy one Solana (the SOL/ETH ratio) dropped by 3.22%, resulting in a significant price decrease for Solana.
Solana has been steadily losing value compared to Ethereum since March 26th, and this downward trend is now in its sixth consecutive day. Today’s decline is the most significant drop so far.
Solana’s value compared to Ethereum is currently near a two-year low, last seen in June 2024. The ratio between Solana and Ethereum dropped to 0.0392 at its lowest point during the day, and previously hit 0.0386 on February 6th.
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After the recent price drop, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) dipped to 30, which typically suggests an asset is oversold. However, experts believe the price could fall further before it starts to recover.
Crypto analyst Ted Pillows predicts the price of Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) could fall another 25% to 30% before reaching its lowest point, according to a recent tweet.
The price of SOL/ETH could fall sharply at any moment. I believe it might decrease another 25-30% before reaching its lowest point.
— Ted (@TedPillows) March 30, 2026
According to Pillows, the SOL/ETH trading pair could fall in value very soon. They believe it might drop another 25-30% before reaching its lowest point, potentially hitting a ratio of 0.029.
If Solana is indeed oversold, it could stop falling against Ethereum and might even reach a high of 0.046, a level not seen since 2026.
Crypto market in red
Cryptocurrency prices dipped slightly on Tuesday as traders reacted to changing expectations about future interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve. Over the past day, crypto positions worth $305 million were closed out due to price fluctuations. Of that, $188 million were ‘long’ positions (bets that prices would rise), and $117 million were ‘short’ positions (bets that prices would fall).
Financial markets now suggest the Federal Reserve is unlikely to lower interest rates at all this year, based on data from the CME’s FedWatch tool.
As a crypto investor, I was pretty encouraged to hear Jerome Powell, the head of the Federal Reserve, say yesterday that he thinks inflation expectations are stable. Basically, he’s suggesting they don’t need to raise interest rates to combat inflation, which is good news for risk assets like crypto. Lower rates generally mean more money flowing into things like Bitcoin and other digital currencies.
As of today, Solana’s price had dropped 3.12% in the last day, reaching $81.39, and was down 9.48% for the week. Meanwhile, Ethereum had risen slightly, up 0.33% in the last 24 hours to $2072, but experienced a 3.31% weekly decrease.
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2026-03-31 19:58