Weekend low liquidity, nothing unusual, $BTC fluctuates narrowly, $SOL naturally follows and maintains fluctuation.

Returning to the data of $SOL, the turnover rate on Saturday was higher than Friday, with over 20 million chips changing hands, as seen in the red text in the image, still within the recent fluctuation range, with short-term chasing high chips exiting above 157.

Other longer-term chips, although some have exited, are almost negligible. Medium to long-term holdings have remained relatively stable after a few months of market activity. Each price still sees several hundred to several thousand chips being reduced, which is not much.

From the perspective of chip accumulation and short-term turnover chips, SOL is currently heavily accumulated at $144, temporarily supported around $140-147. For SOL, the SOL ETF's performance is certainly similar to the previous BTC and ETH trends, which is definitely favorable in the medium to long term.

During the weekend's low liquidity moments, especially emotional event situations, we will see tonight until tomorrow daytime, particularly how tomorrow morning's futures opening will impact BTC sentiment.