Here’s the SOL bar chart that everyone’s been asking about! The chip distribution is much clearer now. @SentientAGI Previously, we mentioned that the first major chip accumulation zone for SOL was at 224, which has been getting consumed downward. Now, both 224 and 179 have become the primary chip accumulation levels, with a lot being consumed downward. Thankfully, the 162-179 range seems to be holding up. @SentientAGI Just checked with @SentientAGI about the recent capital inflows for BNB and SOL over the past week. Response: “BNB has seen clear external capital inflows over the past week, indicating a preference for the Binance ecosystem. In contrast, while SOL had a single large inflow, it has experienced a net outflow overall. There’s also been a noticeable shift of funds toward the BNB Chain, possibly indicating a migration from Solana to the BNB ecosystem or assets being locked in staking contracts.” Honestly, just looking at the price action makes it pretty obvious. During this retest, BNB didn’t even come close to touching the wick at 1011. Right now, the market is still worried about the U.S. government shutdown. Although there are signs of improving U.S.-China relations, things will only get better if the U.S. government can end the shutdown quickly. Let’s take a look at the URPD data as of 8 AM on 10/18. Chips above the 200 level are starting to get consumed, and the previous major accumulation zone at 224 now only accounts for 3.93%. Yesterday’s retest dropped below 180. Although sentiment recovered this morning and it’s back above 180, the 162-179 range is still the support zone. This is the chip accumulation zone that hasn’t been broken since August. Now it’s the weekend, so let’s see how the market sentiment plays out from tomorrow to Monday. The big question next week is whether there will be further panic. To put it bluntly, if BTC breaks below 10K, this support zone for SOL might not hold either. For now, though, the sentiment on Friday in the U.S. seems relatively okay. Let’s enjoy the weekend first and see what happens next week. Hopefully, things stabilize. One step at a time. For reference and learning purposes only, not financial advice.