The liquidity during the New Year's holiday clearly declined, but the chips on the SOL chain are quietly changing. From December 31 to 8 a.m. on January 1, the $123 level remains the largest chip accumulation zone—this position is far above other price levels.

Interestingly, chips at the $120 and $126 levels are converging towards the $123 level, indicating intensive turnover happening here. The entire $120-$129 range shows the highest activity, with over 3.5 million chips exchanged, accounting for an absolute dominance. In comparison, the turnover in other price ranges is quite small, only in the tens of thousands.

Statistics show that the total turnover chips are around 5 million. Although liquidity is relatively weak, the distribution changes within this range are still worth noting—it reflects the true attitudes and battles of market participants at these key price levels.