SOL On-Chain Chip Distribution | Holiday Liquidity Still Weak
From the URPD chip chart between January 1 and the morning of January 2, SOL's current main resistance level is around $123. This price range has accumulated over 36 million chips. In terms of market sentiment, on-chain activity remains sluggish.
Specifically, the $120-$129 range is the true battleground for chip turnover. Over the past 24 hours, more than 2.7 million chips have changed hands in this range. Although this is a decline from the over 5 million chips exchanged the previous day, trading activity remains considerable.
Looking at the holiday market performance, overall liquidity has indeed been suppressed. Chip distribution is relatively concentrated, with a large number of holdings stuck at high levels, and no clear breakout momentum has formed yet. On-chain sentiment remains weak, and in the short term, more inflow of capital may be needed.
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UnluckyMiner
· 7h ago
Why has 123 been stuck for so long? I already cut my chips at 120, and now looking at this pile of dead chips just annoys me.
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UncommonNPC
· 7h ago
As expected, no one is playing during the holiday. SOL is stuck at 123 and can't move during the dead event... 36 million tokens are piled up there, and it seems no one dares to take over.
SOL On-Chain Chip Distribution | Holiday Liquidity Still Weak
From the URPD chip chart between January 1 and the morning of January 2, SOL's current main resistance level is around $123. This price range has accumulated over 36 million chips. In terms of market sentiment, on-chain activity remains sluggish.
Specifically, the $120-$129 range is the true battleground for chip turnover. Over the past 24 hours, more than 2.7 million chips have changed hands in this range. Although this is a decline from the over 5 million chips exchanged the previous day, trading activity remains considerable.
Looking at the holiday market performance, overall liquidity has indeed been suppressed. Chip distribution is relatively concentrated, with a large number of holdings stuck at high levels, and no clear breakout momentum has formed yet. On-chain sentiment remains weak, and in the short term, more inflow of capital may be needed.