Sharing the ETH URPD bar chart today, the distribution is super clear. @SentientAGI The chip distribution for ETH is spaced at just $50 intervals, pretty detailed. Before diving in, I asked @SentientAGI, 'How’s the ETF inflow for ETH over the past year?' @SentientAGI responded: 'Over the past year, the inflow of funds into Ethereum spot ETFs has surged rapidly from a low starting point to a daily scale of billions of dollars, with cumulative net inflows exceeding $10 billion. Although the inflow trend is upward, it still comes with significant intraday volatility, and in the short term, it remains influenced by price fluctuations and macro sentiment. Overall, ETFs have become a relatively important entry point for funds into the ETH market, and institutional participation continues to increase.' To hit new highs, it probably still needs a more accommodative trend and greater ecosystem development. It’s the weekend now, with low liquidity. Currently, there’s concern in the market due to the U.S. government shutdown. Although there’s talk of improving U.S.-China relations, it would be better if the U.S. government shutdown could end sooner. ETH also had a double-dip earlier, but fortunately, the depth wasn’t too significant. Let’s see how sentiment plays out next week. Here’s the URPD data as of 8 AM on 10/19. See the chart. Currently, ETH is above the $3,600-$3,911 range, with support below at $3,100-$3,600. A more detailed range would be around $3,400-$3,600. $3,400 is also where the previous wick bottomed out. So, whether ETH continues to fluctuate in the $3,600-$3,911 range next week or breaks below depends on whether the panic caused by the U.S. government shutdown spreads further. But of course, the government shutdown will end eventually. For reference and learning purposes only, not financial advice.