After the fluctuations and rise during the day, let's take a look at the data for $SOL. The trading volume on Sunday was not high, with only over 8 million tokens changing hands, as indicated by the red text in the chart. It remains within the recent fluctuation range, with short-term bottom-hunting tokens below 140 and profit-taking tokens above 157 exiting the market.

Then, while there are some long-term tokens exiting from other ranges, they are very few. Each price still sees a reduction of several hundred to a few thousand tokens, with only a slight over 10,000 tokens being sold off, which is not considered much.

From the accumulation of tokens and the short-term trading volume, there are over 80 million tokens accumulated in the $141-$144 range, and the position at $147 also exceeds 30 million tokens.

As mentioned yesterday, the fluctuations and rise are indeed present. Currently, the U.S. stock market has opened, and BTC has surged during the day and is now retreating. SOL is also following suit. Although there seems to be significant accumulation of tokens at 140-144 that appears to provide short-term support, it still looks weak overall as it reacts to BTC's fluctuations. The next short-term support level is $123-$138.

This week's main influences on market sentiment are the unemployment rate and tariff conditions.