Changes in on chain chip accumulation from SOL 10.21 to 10.28, restoring market behavior weekly report updated every Tuesday @ SentientAGI Yesterday I posted a bar chart, but not a data chart. Today is both a daily report and a weekly report update. Haha @ SentientAGI This week's inflation data was lower than expected, then Trump continued TACO, and China and the United States moved towards reconciliation. All of these are beneficial to market sentiment, and although the shutdown is still ongoing, there are no new issues with the SEC. This week, SOL's spot ETF will be listed in the United States, and Hong Kong's has already been listed. Of course, emotional funds still depend on the United States, and the specific inflow data is worth paying attention to. The favorable market conditions have driven BTC to rise above 114, and SOL has also followed above 188, reaching a peak of nearly 200 or above. Perhaps some friends say that spot ETFs seem to have little sentiment towards SOL. Of course, funds and emotions cannot be compared to BTC ETH, so pay attention to the inflow of funds in the future. At present, the massive column of 188 is slowly being consumed, and the second largest column has arrived at 197. Next week is the 30 day interest rate meeting. Will there be any mention of interest rate cuts and balance sheet reduction. Still the main line of monetary policy. Looking back and forth at the data chart, the changes in position and proportion in the chart were from the 21st to 8:00 am on October 28th, where red represents selling and blue represents buying. From the 21st to the 28th of October, there were also over 34 million chip turnover during the week, with the most frequent turnover being the 168-188 bargain hunting chips, which sold out after profit, and then the chips priced at 206-244 US dollars or more were sold out and hit the market. Finally, there are early chips below 150, and there are also over 6 million chips that have left the market. This is very early. All of the above have been switched to the range of 182-203 US dollars. This is also the oscillation range after the previous dip and the rebound this week. Chasing the rise and killing the fall, vehicle weight, is still the keyword of this week. Next, let's look at ETFs. On a macro level, they shouldn't be very bad. Trump won't be fooling around. At present, the first chip pile of 188 is slowly being consumed and is being consumed upwards. 197 has also gathered a huge amount of chips here, which have been fluctuating here for several days after the main rally. As mentioned earlier, the support range is still between 162-177. Next week, besides the interest rate meeting, especially if there is a rate cut on the 30th, let's see what Lao Bao has to say and whether he will mention the situation of balance sheet reduction. In addition, Amazon has been rumored to be laying off employees in the past two days (I don't know if it is true or false), and I don't know if it will affect labor data, but of course it won't be reflected in the data so quickly. So let's take a look at the situation of the US government shutdown and when it will end specifically. This is the situation that will affect market sentiment for the next week. Macro monetary policy is dominant. Walking and watching. The above is not intended as investment advice and is provided for reference and learning. Thank you everyone, the weekly report will continue to be updated next Tuesday.