Yesterday, you guys said you wanted to see it, so today I’m continuing with the bar charts. It’s easier to see the chip accumulation this way. First, let’s look at the URPD data as of 8 AM this morning, 9/27. There’s still some short-term support around the 188-200 range. Today’s lowest point also tested around 200. Honestly, it’s mainly due to the low weekend liquidity, and then there’s the 176-188 support range. Low weekend liquidity, nothing much to say about that. The first chip accumulation has now reached 200, but above 210, things are loosening up. Compared to yesterday, even 218 has decreased. It’s mainly the low weekend liquidity. This morning, U.S. stocks went up, and $BTC only saw a temporary rebound. Weekend sentiment seems okay for now, but the key will be from tomorrow night to Monday morning. Keep an eye on next week’s labor data—it’s pretty important, right? Let’s hope the weekend passes smoothly. I’ve already mentioned the chip support ranges earlier. Have a great weekend, everyone! There’s speculation about a rate cut in October, and next week is the first checkpoint. Also, there’s the situation with SOL’s spot ETF—no idea if we’ll get any news next week. Let’s take it step by step. For reference and learning purposes only, not financial advice. Thanks!