Last night, the geopolitical conflict escalated, but during a low liquidity moment, there was an excessive panic reaction, causing a drop to around 98,500. As of now, with the opening of the U.S. stock market, oil prices have fallen, and BTC has rebounded somewhat, fluctuating above 100,000. Last night, $SOL also broke through the support level of 140, and is now at a new support range of around 123-138.

Returning to the data of $SOL, the trading volume over the three days of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday was not much, with over 19 million tokens changing hands, as shown in red in the chart. It remains in the recent fluctuation range, with short-term buying above 150 exiting the market.

Although some long-term tokens have left the market, it is almost negligible.

The medium to long-term holdings have remained relatively stable after experiencing a few months of market conditions. Each price still sees a reduction of several hundred to several thousand tokens, which is not much.

From the perspective of token accumulation and short-term trading tokens, there is still a large accumulation at 144 USD, exceeding 45 million tokens. However, 140-147 has become a short-term pressure range, while the new support range is around 123-138.

Currently, following the market's rebound, the upper half of the 123-138 range is fluctuating. Although the market sentiment has not further panicked, for the already weak SOL, following the market's fluctuations does not create an independent trend.