$BTC On-chain data shows a daily net inflow of around 258 coins, with extra-large orders making up the main source of buying. But the price has continued to swing around the 80k level without moving decisively in either direction. Large holders seem to be quietly accumulating at lower levels, with no signs of an active short-term push higher. $ET The net inflow is around 4,275 coins, with a relatively healthy fund structure and large buy orders appearing at the same time. Unfortunately, its ability to move independently is weak, and it is still being driven by Bitcoin’s pace. $SOL The net inflow is around 45.8k coins, with the strongest buying support of the three. Large orders have continued to add to their positions, and it also has the clearest advantage in price responsiveness. However, potential selling pressure from token unlocks remains a factor to watch. What’s truly intriguing is that large orders are buying, yet the price isn’t moving. Fund flows are ultimately just one reference point; inflows don’t necessarily mean prices will rise, and sideways ranges are often accompanied by repeated shakeouts. ⚠️The above is solely my personal record of market observations and does not constitute investment advice.

$SOL is sitting around $101.35, almost exactly where traders start paying attention to the $100 psychological level. Solana remains one of the ecosystems I follow closely because of its activity across DeFi, payments, and decentralized applications. But strong ecosystem activity doesn't automatically guarantee higher prices. What matters now is whether buyers can defend $100 and build a more convincing recovery. A sustained move above $105 could improve short-term momentum, while weakness below $100 would make me more cautious. I'm not rushing into a position just because the price looks cheaper than before. Let the market confirm the opportunity. NFA. DYOR.

Is this pumping again just because @kimchi1x putted in his bio the link??? That means pull mfs solana:CSocnzcRpgSCr1naKcNTieWZUxb6rABe45j844m7pump