- Nearly 90% of chips are profitable with the current price testing a major supply zone, creating potential profit-taking pressure.
- Chip distribution data is statistical estimate based on historical OHLC and turnover behavior, not actual shareholder registry data
- Models where trading concentration has occurred to infer average cost basis and profit/loss status of market
- Estimated profit ratio is 89.62% as of 2026-04-17
- Nearly 90% of chips held are in profitable position based on estimated average cost of $186.48
- Creates potential overhang of profit-taking pressure, especially as price approaches key resistance
- 70% cost concentration range is narrow at 8.79% ($170.09 to $202.88), indicating high degree of consensus and dense volume profile around current price
- 90% cost range is $163.95 to $209.02
- Current price is at top of this range, suggesting it is testing major supply zone where many holders are 'in the money'
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.