There’s not much to say about the weekend; no major events impacting the market, low liquidity, BTC continues to oscillate within the 106-1085 range, SOL follows with some oscillation upward, but appears somewhat weak.

Returning to the data for $SOL, the turnover rate on Saturday was very low, with only over 3.5 million tokens changing hands, as shown in red font in the chart, still within the recent oscillation range. Chips below 138 are being bottom-fished in the short term, while those above 150 are being sold off.

Furthermore, while there are some long-term chips leaving other ranges, they are almost negligible. Each price point still sees reductions of a few hundred to a few thousand tokens, which is not much.

From the perspective of chip accumulation and short-term turnover, over 80 million tokens have accumulated in the 141-144 dollar range. There seems to be oscillation upward; it’s now the weekend low liquidity moment for both Asia and Europe, following BTC's volatility.

Although there is a large accumulation of chips between 140-144 that seems to provide short-term support, it still depends on BTC's performance. The next short-term support is between 123-138 dollars.

Keep an eye on whether Trump will stir things up tonight until Monday daytime. Every word and action influences and stimulates BTC.