2025-12-29 15:42:31

SOL on-chain chip data has been updated again. The recently launched URPD chart details the accumulation changes from December 23 to 29, providing a clearer view of what the market is actually doing.

The new data dimensions are quite interesting—indicators such as the change in position within support zones and total turnover have been included. These data allow for a more accurate reconstruction of the market's true behavior patterns.

SOL also surged to around 130, although it has pulled back now. This rhythm is somewhat similar to BTC's previous failed attempt to break the 9-digit level. From a technical perspective, this pattern of sharp rise and fall warrants attention to see if subsequent support levels can hold steady.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 6h ago

That level is just a paper tiger. The fact that it pushed back indicates that the bulls haven't loaded enough fuel yet; we have to wait for the next launch window.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 6h ago

SOL is on a roller coaster again, starting to panic at 130, truly a fall-back life.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 7h ago

SOL dropped back below 130, still need to see if it can hold the support below

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MetaverseHermit

· 7h ago

130 has fallen back again, a typical false breakout... It feels like SOL this round is following the same pattern as BTC, both are testing the top. No matter how perfect the indicators look, they can't withstand large investors dumping the market.

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GameFiCritic

· 7h ago

URPD is indeed a fresh dimension; the total turnover plus the position difference can reveal whether the big players are genuinely accumulating or just bluffing, which provides much more information than simply looking at price line data. I think the rhythm of SOL is more like the final wave of emotional release before the market clears; the inability to break through 130 and the subsequent pullback itself indicates a problem.

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