ETH URPD Data Analysis (Jan 12 to Jan 13, 8 AM): Grasping On-Chain Sentiment In the past 24 hours, the total on-chain turnover reached nearly 100,000 ETH, roughly the same as yesterday's 90,000 ETH turnover at 8 AM. Additionally, over 270,000 ETH were either burned or interacted with contracts, so they were not recorded in the URPD data. This reflects the current market's relatively sluggish trading activity. The single price level with the largest volume of tokens remains $2,772. Monday's turnover was also low. Short-term holders are still participating in the $2,920-$3,060 range, with fluctuations continuing around $3,120. There’s even less turnover in other price ranges. Some high-level tokens around $4,500 may have entered contract interactions, possibly because holders feel the price won't recover in the short term. Overall, turnover rates remain low as we head into Monday. Prices have fluctuated upwards from around $2,950 to approximately $3,120. Tonight, the CPI data will be released—let's see how the sentiment plays out later.