Although the PCE data last night was not ideal, CRCL fell, $BTC still fluctuated in the 106-108 range. Trump seems to be stirring things up again, saying he wants to stop trade talks with Canada. Therefore, we need to pay attention during the low liquidity moments this weekend. SOL followed the fluctuations, showing some upward trend, but still remains weak.

Returning to the data of $SOL, the turnover rate increased on Friday, with over 11 million tokens changing hands, as seen in the red text in the chart. It still remains in the recent fluctuation range, with short-term accumulation chips below 138 and chasing high chips above 147 exiting the market. At the high point of $233, nearly 2 million chips were sold at a loss, possibly unable to withstand the fluctuations.

Then, although there are exits in the longer-term chips in other ranges, they are almost very few. Each price still sees hundreds to thousands of chips being reduced, which is not considered much.

From the perspective of chip accumulation and short-term turnover chips, over 80 million chips are accumulated at $141 and $144. Currently fluctuating in the short-term range of 138-144, it seems to be rising amid fluctuations, mainly still during the weekend's low liquidity moments, following the volatility of BTC. The previous 123-138 range serves as short-term support.

This weekend, we should mainly pay attention to whether any events will occur tomorrow night to Monday that may have an impact, especially Trump's statements; didn't that just happen last weekend? Have a good rest this weekend, everyone.