Changes in On Chain Chip Accumulation from SOL 12.2 to 12.9, Restoring Market Behavior Weekly Report Updated Every Tuesday Market sentiment remains volatile It has been a week now, and the probability of CME cutting interest rates in December is over 89%. The release of data from small non farm enterprises and PCE does not have a significant impact on the market. The main data is lagging behind. As mentioned last week, there is a slight increase in volatility. By Sunday evening, although BTC prices had slightly fallen, they were still fluctuating in the 85-93 range, and the sentiment was relatively stable Drive SOL to oscillate in the lower half of the 123-138 interval, which is the 123-133 interval Looking back and forth at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart are from the 2nd to 8:00 am on December 9th, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. Carefully calculated, the overall data has not been contaminated and can be viewed. From the 2nd to the 12th of the week, there were also over 13 million chip turnover, with the highest turnover mainly divided into two ranges: buying at the bottom before 123-126, selling at a profit now, and then leaving in the 144-160 range. Then the higher priced chips in front of 185-244 also have a cutting stance, which is not a lot in total. It seems that the panic of continuing to cut and smash the market is slowly cooling down. And even fewer early chips under 120 left, less than 500000. Compared to the previous weeks, the turnover of chips this week has become a bit colder. All of the above have been switched to the range of $123-135. This is also the recent range of fluctuations. At present, the first chip stacking position is still 135. Gather at 129-135, mainly due to the frequent oscillations in the vicinity of this interval. Although the SOL chain still seems to be chasing gains and killing losses, my emotions have gradually stabilized. Next, let's take a look at Lao Bao's speech on Thursday morning. Interest rate cuts are highly likely, and the more important focus is on the 26 year dot matrix chart, which shows how many interest rate cuts have been made, as well as expectations of loose liquidity and whether to purchase bonds. I hope Lao Bao doesn't speak too harshly. Personally, I think BTC is still volatile at the moment, just don't fall below 80-82. The SOL support range is still in the 123-138 range, and we will continue to look at the macro dominated market sentiment 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.