After the tariff agreement reached between China and the United States, BTC returned to oscillate between 100,700 and 105,000, with 100,700 temporarily acting as support, and the next support at 99,000. Currently, SOL has dropped below yesterday's support of 171 USD. Last night, SOL broke through 180 but couldn't hold around the level of 182, and is now oscillating between 162 and 171, waiting for new market sentiment expectations. After all, there is currently no major bearish news; BTC is maintaining its oscillation, and SOL is following suit.

Returning to the data on $SOL, the turnover rate on Monday saw a slight increase compared to Monday, with short-term chips around 120-159 still exiting, and the most exits at 156-159. Meanwhile, there are also over 300,000 SOL chips exiting above 185, shifting to the 162-176 range. There hasn't been much turnover of chips in other price ranges.

In addition to focusing on BTC's sentiment, attention should also be paid to SOL's narrative: the purchase situation of SOL's MicroStrategy version and the speculation surrounding SOL ETFs. Most of the time, SOL follows the market; in the case of market oscillation and with narrative speculation for SOL, there may be an independent rally.