SOL Position Distribution Changes Chart based on SOL URPD data: From 9/25 to 9/28 at 8 AM, 72 hours of SOL on-chain flow. Driven by BTC sentiment and SOL's own narrative (the SOL version of MicroStrategy and SOL ETF hype) within the ecosystem, combined with an assessment of SOL sentiment changes. Today's tables and bar charts are all updated. It's the weekend, and there’s not much big news. Without further expectations, honestly, it’s not bad to get through this period with stable sentiment. But the market still feels relatively fragile. The main focus will be on the opening of stock index futures tonight and tomorrow. However, since last Friday’s PCE data was decent, market sentiment shouldn’t be too bad. It’s just that the labor market data release is approaching. Back to SOL data: The turnover rate for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday was still very high as of 8 AM this morning, with over 40 million tokens changing hands. See the red text in the chart. It’s mainly about chasing highs and cutting losses—positions above $225 are being sold off. This is quite evident in both the data table and the bar chart. Moreover, the new primary accumulation zone has shifted to $200. Typically, this kind of zone gets digested, either moving up or down. So, let’s see what happens next week. For now, the temporary support is around $190-$200. Next week not only has the Fed meeting but also the labor market data release. Honestly, this data is quite tricky—it needs to support rate cuts without triggering recession fears. That’s definitely a challenge. Let’s see how it goes next week. For now, enjoy the weekend, everyone! For reference and learning purposes only, not investment advice. Thanks!