Changes in on chain chip accumulation from SOL 11.4 to 11.11, restore market behavior weekly report updated every Tuesday @ irys_xyz Today I was thinking about @ irys_xyz. Although it cannot check AI, the progress of the mainnet may be faster this week because the US government shutdown has ended and BTC sentiment is slowly recovering. Although SOL has also rebounded a bit, it still needs to be officially opened. And today's update is both a daily report and a weekly report. A week has passed, and the end of the US government shutdown finally brought new news from the weekend to Monday. It is expected that the government will be able to open almost by the end of this week. The market sentiment is gradually becoming optimistic. However, it is normal for BTC to take profits after buying at the bottom earlier, so BTC has also fallen back a bit. It is estimated that the upcoming fiscal liquidity, such as salary payments, is not far away. It can be considered as a wave of liquidity coming out. BTC has risen and fluctuated, and as of the time of publication, it has also rebounded above 162 with SOL. After the shutdown ends, the next game is the December interest rate cut, which is the release of macroeconomic data. Looking back and forth at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart are from the 4th to 8:00 am on November 11th, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. From the 4th to the 11th of November, there were also over 35 million chip changes in a week, with the highest number of changes being the high-level chips from 182-233. Fearing losing out, this is the main part, and there are not many chips below 140. This is a very early bargaining chip. All of the above have been switched to the range of 150-172 US dollars. This is also the fluctuation range after the recent downturn due to the rebound of emotions. At present, the first chip stacking position is 185, and the second chip stacking position is 162. The large number of chips in the front 188 and 194 columns have all changed hands and have been consumed downwards to the range of 150-165. Still chasing the rise and killing the fall is still the keyword of this week. The shutdown will end this week, and then we will embark on the path of macro leadership. Simply put, it means whether it can facilitate a rate cut in December. The temporary support range is between 144-150, which is currently above this range, even reaching the support range above 160. In the next week, the shutdown will come to a stable end and the door will open. There will definitely be a wave of good sentiment, but there is still one month left before the December interest rate cut, so we still need to pay attention. 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.