Changes in SOL Position Distribution Chart based on SOL URPD data: Flow of SOL on the chain for 24 hours from 8:00 am on September 23rd to 24th. The driving force of BTC emotions and the SOL self narrative (SOL version micro strategy and SOL ETF speculation) ecology, combined with the judgment of SOL emotional changes. Although Lao Bao didn't say anything in the early hours of the morning, he managed to bring down the slightly volatile market. After all, Lao Bao didn't explicitly answer the question of two interest rate cuts and felt that he was not dovish enough. Whether we can hype up the expectation of a rate cut at the end of October still depends on the data, such as PCE, unemployment rate, and labor force data for next week. Either inflation declines, unemployment rates rise, or labor force employment declines, both of which can increase the probability of interest rate cuts. I think we should pay more attention to next week's unemployment rate data. Well, in this mood, the market has slightly rebounded and fluctuated, and as mentioned yesterday, SOL has also fallen and fluctuated in the range of 200-215. We're almost approaching 200. (To be honest, I've been waiting for this drop for a long time. Because I want to go long, I didn't dare to go long before it was above 2340. Of course, I'm not saying I'm going long now. I'm waiting for this wave of volatility to end and for new positive speculation expectations to begin. This is my idea. As for my friends who want to take advantage of the rebound, they should pay attention to their safety.) Returning to SOL's data, the turnover rate on Tuesday was still quite high as of 8:00 am this morning, with nearly 24 million replacements. The red font in the picture. From the graph, it can be seen that except for chips below 210, which are running away for profit, there are not many here. Most of them are chasing higher chips ahead, and those above 233 are starting to cut their meat and leave, chasing after the rise and killing the fall. Yesterday, I said there would be loose chips around 235, and I was indeed right. The first chip accumulation has now reached the position of 218. Now we have switched to the range of 200-218. Although the accumulation of chips in this range is relatively dense, the accumulation of chips is not very high, especially today when the daytime decline is almost close to 200. It's hard to say whether 200 can stabilize, it depends on market sentiment. There is also a support range below, which is around 188-196. Of course, it depends on the macro level emotions, especially whether the Sichuan Universiade will come out to order, and then it depends on the speculation of SOL's spot ETF. Games that can stimulate market sentiment and subsequently affect price fluctuations. The above is not intended as investment advice and is provided for reference and learning. Thank you all.