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Soluna Holdings is no longer just a Bitcoin miner. Today it operates green data centers, turning excess wind farm energy into computing power for artificial intelligence. The market still treats it as a crypto play, but the business is already running by different rules.

Fundamentals

Q1 2026 confirmed an operational turnaround. Revenue grew 58% year-over-year to $9.39 million, marking the fourth consecutive quarter of sequential growth. Net loss came in at $17.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to $2.1 million, improving by $1.9 million from the previous quarter due to lower stock-based compensation and fees.

Key projects: the company is developing two major Texas energy hubs – Project Dorothy 3 with over 300 MW of capacity and the Kati 2 joint venture with over 300 MW as well. The total project pipeline exceeds 4.3 GW, providing long-term growth visibility.

Capital structure: shares outstanding stand at 157.75 million, with significant dilution from at-the-market offerings to fund construction. Institutional ownership remains minimal at around 4–5%, meaning most shares are held by retail investors. Short interest is approximately 19% of the float, with Days to Cover around 1.5 days. Analyst consensus remains Strong Buy with an average target of about $5.

The next catalyst is the Q2 2026 earnings report, scheduled for August 13.

Technicals

On the daily timeframe, the asset is forming a classic accumulation phase within a narrowing descending wedge. The earlier breakout above the wedge‘s upper boundary turned out to be a false breakout: price hit aggressive selling in the $1.37–$1.41 resistance zone, where the 50-day simple moving average converges. Buyers failed to hold that impulse, and price returned inside the structure on elevated volume, confirming bearish dominance.

The trend structure remains clearly downward: price is compressed below moving averages, and the directional index points to a strengthening downside impulse. RSI and MACD have turned lower, showing no signs of local oversold conditions or bullish divergences. A liquidity vacuum lies ahead, making further drift lower inevitable.

The optimal entry zone target of $0.94–$0.97 is justified as a final liquidity sweep zone. A move into this area is needed to take out buy stops below the April low and to fully test the 78.60% Fibonacci retracement level. Volume profile indicates that this is where the large player‘s main limit order pool is concentrated. Reaching this zone would complete the wedge formation. Confirmation of a true reversal would come from a reversal candle pattern on extreme volume followed by a break above the $1.41 level and a structure shift to the upside.

Once confirmed, the first target is $1.41. Above that, the next targets are $1.89 and $2.355.

Soluna Holdings is at a turning point: operational metrics are improving, the project pipeline is growing, and the company is gradually shifting from volatile mining toward more stable AI infrastructure contracts. However, dilution risks and Bitcoin price dependency remain. Technically, price is approaching a key accumulation zone where a reversal structure could become an entry point for long-term investors.

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