Changes in on chain chip accumulation from SOL 10.7 to 10.14, restoring market behavior weekly report updated every Tuesday @ SentienthaGI My friends all say that a lot of funds have been flowing into BNB recently, so SOL is very weak. So I asked @ SentientAGI, "What are the respective inflow funds of BNB and SOL from October 7th to October 14th, 2025 @The response from SentientAGI AI is: 'During the same time period, SOL's cumulative trading volume was significantly higher than BNB, indicating that SOL had greater market activity and capital inflows during that week.'. These two values are based on the daily trading volume data provided by the official API, which can accurately reflect the actual flow of funds. ” To be honest, I doubt if AI is wrong. If SOL has more inflow of funds, why hasn't it risen much. The only explanation I can think of is that BNB has been reluctant to sell due to its reliance on a large tree. And SOL, to be honest, from the data on the chain, there are many people who chase after the rise, kill the fall, and profit from running away. This is the only reasonable explanation I can think of. And BNB doesn't have URPD data, so I can't know. Alright, back to the main topic. This week, except that the US government was still suspended, Trump also engaged in tariff trade. Fortunately, my emotions were reversed on Sunday evening. After the sharp decline, the market also recovered a lot. Although the tariff has not been further upgraded, Trump's mouth is still vigilant. In addition, the government is still suspended, and there is interest rate game. BTC also quickly pulled back after a sharp decline, and is currently experiencing a pullback and oscillation. I don't know if this is due to emotional risk aversion, but I'm not so optimistic at the moment. It's hard to say if there will be a second exploration, and SOL is also following the trend of a pullback and oscillation. Let's take a look at Lao Bao's speech tonight. Looking back and forth at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart were from the 7th to 8:00 am on October 14th, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. From the 7th to the 14th of October, there were also over 40 million chip changes in a week, with the most common being chips priced at $200 or more. This may be due to emotional panic causing a sell-off, and those who followed the trend earlier chose to sell down. Next is the early chips of 120-170, some of which fell below 170 during a sharp decline, and now they have also profited and fled. Finally, it's below $120, which is not a lot. More than 1.4 million chips have been exchanged, which is very early. All of the above have been switched to the range of $170-206. This is also the oscillation range that rebounded after the drop this week. Chasing the rise and killing the fall, the car is still heavy, is the keyword of this week. Plus, we still haven't seen any hype around spot ETFs. I guess we won't have any news until the shutdown ends, maybe At present, 224 is still the largest pile of chips, and it is slowly being consumed, mainly downwards. The current support level was mentioned a few months ago, within the range of 160-177. This week, we have also explored this range several times and it has rebounded. Next, let's look at the market sentiment. In addition to Trump's words, the government will stop playing games. This time cannot be too long, which is also bad for the market sentiment, and then it is the interest rate game. So let's see what Lao Bao said tonight. It is estimated that he will play football again, and look at the data. But looking at the data requires the shutdown to end The only good sentiment is that Trump will no longer engage in tariffs with East Asia, and then the government will close down, and then cut interest rates in October. Then market sentiment will definitely rise, and so will prices. If the above is not achieved in a day, then it will continue to fluctuate. I think even with a second exploration, it shouldn't be too big (above last Saturday's low point). But let's see how these three points move. When will SOL's spot ETF be hyped up. I estimate that the next week may also be difficult. Let's take a look at November. Walk and watch, my friends. The above is not intended as investment advice and is provided for reference and learning. Thank you everyone, the weekly report will continue to be updated next Tuesday.