- Current price is testing the upper bound of the 70% cost concentration range, suggesting a major area of potential supply/resistance from holders who bought near these levels.
- The estimated chip distribution data provides context for market psychology.
- With a profit ratio of 85.94%, the vast majority of recent traders are currently in a profitable position.
- This can create a 'floating supply' of shares that may be sold to realize profits, potentially capping upward moves.
- The average cost is estimated at $173.73, well below the current price, reinforcing the high profit ratio.
- The 70% cost concentration range of [$150.87, $216.80] shows that a significant majority of chips are held between these levels.
- The current price is at the very top of this range, suggesting it is testing a major area of potential supply (resistance) from holders who bought near these levels.
- The 90% concentration range is wide ([$138.57, $236.14]), indicating a broad distribution of holder costs.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.