A recent analysis by on-chain data expert Murphy sheds light on the distribution of the SOL token, revealing a unique olive-shaped structure. This suggests significant accumulation in the middle, with less concentration at the price extremes. As the SOL price currently sits around $203, approximately 7% of tokens are accumulated within the 20% range above ($203 to $242), while 39.2% is accumulated within the 20% range below ($162 to $203). This analysis offers valuable insights into potential price movements. If the SOL price continues to climb, pressure from selling lower-accumulated tokens will likely be limited, as there are fewer tokens trapped at higher prices. Recent market fluctuations have led to substantial turnover in the -20% price range, causing an increase in average cost for all participants. Therefore, theoretically, selling pressure is expected to remain relatively subdued as some profit is realized. The last notable volume bar on the URPD chart was observed around $144, suggesting that many investors who entered during the recent pullback likely paid above this price point. If the projected profits are not attained, these SOL tokens are unlikely to be quickly sold. This analysis serves educational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice.