Changes in On Chain Chip Accumulation from SOL 9.16 to 9.23, Restoring Market Behavior Weekly Report Updated Every Tuesday Chart based on SOL URPD data shows the flow of SOL on the chain from 8 am on September 16th to September 23rd. Macro and event driven BTC sentiment, as well as SOL self narrative (SOL version micro strategy and SOL ETF speculation) ecology, combined with judging SOL sentiment changes This week's main focus is on interest rate cuts. 25 basis points, and the expected number of remaining interest rate cuts within 2025. Although the probability of the October interest rate meeting exceeds 91% before the announcement, speculation has not yet begun, especially in December, which is currently unknown. If the sentiment is not good in low liquidity, the market will not look good. Just as the favorable news landed, the market fell, and SOL followed suit. There is no major crisis at all, so it is just a pullback and oscillation, requiring new positive hype. Looking back at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart were from the 16th to 8:00 am on September 23rd, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. From the 16th to September 23rd, there were over 55 million chip exchanges in a week, with the highest turnover being between $123-209, mainly due to profitable chips in recent months. Secondly, there are early chips, which are below $100 and over 6 million chips exchanged, which is very early. All of the above have been switched to the range of 212-247 US dollars. This is also the range of this week's rally and fluctuation. The weight of the car is not a big hype, and there is a lack of good news connection. This is also the keyword of this week. Macro stimulation of the overall market sentiment drives profitable selling as soon as it rises, and there are also few buyers of the SOL version of the micro strategy. The final deadline for SOL spot ETF application is around October. I don't know if there will be any market noise in the coming week. The support below 200 is still relatively stable, as long as there are no systemic problems in the overall environment, and the range is between 200-215, with a relatively dense accumulation of chips. Then 215-230, the chip stacking is not dense. Especially in the high accumulation range of 233-238, if the volatility increases, the chips here may be depleted. Although the overall situation is still a game of interest rates, there won't be any major events affecting the next week, so it may be more volatile. Then the macro data will be next week, and the new interest rate cut hype has not yet begun. It's still early. The above is not intended as investment advice and is provided for reference and learning. Thank you everyone, we will continue to update next Tuesday.