
DC大于C|Jun 28, 2025 09:07
Changes in SOL Position Distribution
Chart based on SOL URPD data: Flow of SOL on the chain for 24 hours on June 28th. The driving force of BTC emotions and the SOL self narrative ecosystem (SOL version micro strategy and SOL ETF speculation), combined with the judgment of SOL emotional changes
Although PCE data was not ideal last night, CRCL fell, BTC still fluctuated in the 106-108 range, and Trump seemed to be doing something again, saying that it would stop trade negotiations with Canada. Therefore, attention should be paid during low liquidity periods on weekends. SOL follows the volatility, although there is a slight upward trend, it is still weak.
Returning to SOL's data, the turnover rate on Friday has increased slightly, with over 11 million chips changing hands, as shown in the red font in the figure. This is still within the recent range of volatility, with short-term bottom buying chips below 138 and high chasing chips above 147 exiting the market. At a high level of 233 US dollars, nearly 2 million chips were cut off and left, perhaps unable to withstand the volatility.
And although other long-term chips in the range have left, they are almost rare. Each price is still reduced by several hundred to several thousand pieces, which is not much.
From the perspective of chip accumulation and short-term turnover, there are over 80 million chips accumulated at 141 and 144 US dollars. Temporarily oscillating in the short-term range of 138-144, there seems to be a fluctuating upward trend, mainly during the low liquidity period on weekends, following the amplitude fluctuations of BTC, and then the preceding 123-138 is short-term support.
On the weekend, we mainly focus on whether events will happen from tomorrow night to Monday, especially Trump's mouth. It was just like this last weekend. Rest well this weekend, have fun, my friends.
The above is not intended as investment advice and is provided for reference and learning. Thank you everyone
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