$SOL's data shows that the turnover rate for Saturday, Sunday, and Monday is not high either. As of 8 AM today, only about 6.5 million tokens have changed hands, as seen in the red text in the image. Mainly during the weekend, as mentioned earlier, there is low liquidity. Most of those who chased the price higher are cutting losses, and there aren't many tokens being sold off at a profit below $180.

Additionally, there are not many long-term tokens leaving the market in other ranges either. Each price point still has a few hundred to a few thousand tokens, with a slight chance of exceeding ten thousand in reduction, which isn't considered much.

From the perspective of token accumulation and short-term turnover tokens, the highest accumulation currently is around $165, exceeding 34 million tokens. It seems to be forming a temporary support between $165 and $176.

Currently, it is oscillating in the $176-$188 range. Perhaps there is short-term support here, but we need to keep an eye on it. The main focus is on market sentiment and BTC's performance. Now that we are entering the workweek, we should pay attention to statements related to the Federal Reserve or comments from Trump.

Next, we are still in the game of interest rate cuts in September, transitioning emotions. This will stimulate BTC's price, and consequently, SOL will follow the emotional fluctuations of BTC.