Changes in on chain chip accumulation from SOL 10.28 to 11.4, restoring market behavior weekly report updated every Tuesday @ SentienthaGI Today, let's put down the bar chart and also the data chart. Today is both a daily report update and a weekly report. Haha, I'm not hooking up with @ SentientAGI AI anymore A week has passed, and the 10.30 and 25 interest rate cuts have arrived as scheduled. Lao Bao also mentioned that the balance sheet reduction may stop in December. But there is no pigeon for whether there will be a rate cut in December, and the result is that there are no new expected positive factors, and market sentiment is not so optimistic. Plus, the US government is still shut down, it has been 34 days now. Although the US stock market is currently okay, 24-hour BTC is not as attractive. BTC has also penetrated the support range of 162-177 with SOL as of the time of publication. We can only see when the shutdown will end. Then continue to play with macro data and the situation of interest rate cuts. The market sentiment is not so good, everyone is calling for bears!? The inflow of SOL's spot ETF is not very optimistic either. Looking back and forth at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart are from the 28th to 8:00 am on November 4th, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. From the 28th to the 11th, there were also more than 36 million chip changes in a week, with the highest number of changes being the high priced chips of 191-240. I'm afraid of losing out after cutting meat, and then 100-160 chips will lose out after making a profit. This range is relatively less compared to those above 191. Finally, there are early chips below 100, and there are also those who have profited and left, totaling only over 400000 chips. This is very early. All of the above have been switched to the range of $160-190. This is also the range of oscillation after the recent downward trend. And today during the day, it also broke through the support range of 162-177 since August. Of course, this is only in terms of price, and the accumulation of chips on the chain is still stable. The first chip stacking position is still 188, followed closely by 185 and 194. Last week we said we were going to consume upwards, but as soon as we consumed a little, it started to decline this week. Chasing the rise and killing the fall is still the keyword of this week. The next step is to wait until the shutdown ends before continuing on the path of macro leadership. Simply put, it means whether it can facilitate a rate cut in December. If there is no immediate positive news, you can still keep an eye on whether there is any news in the second half of the shutdown. If you stay here for a few days, the new chip accumulation range will gather at 150-160. The temporary support range is between 144-150, which is currently above this range. At the beginning of August, the downward trend of 155 was immediately pulled back. It depends on the macro level market sentiment this time, whether the news can be quickly positive. Of course, the overall trend is still a loose trend. 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.