- The estimated chip distribution shows a high profit ratio of 79.86% and a tight 70% cost concentration range, indicating a strong support base but also a potential supply zone near the current price.
- The chip distribution data is a statistical estimate based on historical OHLC and turnover behavior, using a volume-based proxy to model turnover.
- It is not exact exchange-level holding data and should be interpreted with caution.
- The estimated data shows a high profit ratio of 79.86%, meaning most holders are in a profitable position based on the estimated average cost of $144.98.
- The 70% cost concentration range is tight ($141.80 to $148.95, concentration 2.46%), indicating a high degree of consensus around the current price.
- This dense cost structure often acts as a strong support base.
- The current price ($148.34) is near the top of this 70% range, suggesting it is testing a supply zone where some profit-taking might occur.
- The overall high profit ratio reduces immediate selling pressure from a cost-basis perspective.
Data is estimated based on turnover rate, high, low, open, and close prices. Profit ratios may vary significantly across different brokerage tools.