Today, I will continue to share the URPD data chart of SOL. From the 13th to the 14th at 8:00am, the chips on the chain moved 24 hours a day. Just asked @ SentientAGI: Why is SOL's rebound strength so weak? ” @SentientAGI AI responds: 'SOL is oscillating in the range around 194, with technical indicators showing oversold but lacking strong buying potential.'; Macro risks, regulatory scrutiny, and capital inflows from the competition chain collectively suppressed its rebound. ” Oh, to be honest, I personally think SOL chain needs popularity and hype. Maybe we need an opportunity. @SentientAGI At present, SOL's first chip stacking position 224 is still being consumed, accounting for 5.46% of the total. Although tariffs and trade have not further escalated, the US government shutdown is still ongoing, and it is unclear where interest rate cuts are coming from. As mentioned yesterday, we cannot be overly optimistic. Although this morning was good, there are signs of a second dip during the day, and BTC is falling with SOL. Please refer to the URPD data as of 8:00 am on October 14th this morning. Switching hands to the 190-208 range is driven by emotions, but as mentioned earlier, the support range is still between 166-177. The closing at 8 o'clock this morning was considered okay, right. From the graph, it can be seen that the main moving chips are still above 210. Especially in the 208-238 range, in red font, we switched hands to the 190-208 range, which was also yesterday's rally range. Over 10 million chips were exchanged within 24 hours. Chasing the rise and killing the fall is still very obvious. High position chip holders are not very optimistic about the short-term market. Although Trump TACO in front shows signs of reconciliation, the main task is still not making progress, and it is still suspended. I wonder if it is because of this risk aversion that Lao Bao is speaking tonight. As mentioned yesterday, we cannot be overly optimistic. Let's watch Lao Bao's speech tonight first. The interest rate game is Trump's mouth again. For reference and learning, not as investment advice