According to BlockBeats, on-chain data analyst Murphy has released an analysis of the SOL token distribution structure. The distribution resembles an olive shape, with significant accumulation in the middle and less at the ends. Centered around the current price of $203, 7% of SOL is accumulated within the 20% price range above ($203 to $242), while 39.2% is accumulated within the 20% price range below ($162 to $203).
If the SOL price continues to rise, the primary selling pressure is expected to come from profit-taking of the lower accumulated tokens, as there are few tokens trapped at higher prices. Recent fluctuations have led to substantial turnover in the -20% price range, raising the average cost for all participants. Therefore, theoretically, selling pressure should not be significant when some profit is realized. The last significant volume bar on the URPD chart is at $144, suggesting that the main cost for those who entered during the pullback is likely above $144. If the expected profit margin is not reached, these SOL tokens are unlikely to be sold quickly. This analysis is intended for educational purposes and should not be considered investment advice.
