One of the indicators I've been using the most recently is the historical net inflow and outflow of funds. Taking $SOL as an example: the darker the color, the larger the amount. Recently, in the short term, $SOL occasionally sees small funds entering the market, but in the mid-to-long term, it's basically a sea of red. For periods over 15 days, billion-level net outflows have been appearing frequently. This kind of data is relatively friendly for retail investors because the trend it reflects is very straightforward — mid-to-long-term funds are consistently withdrawing, and the market's confidence in $SOL's mid-term outlook is indeed quite weak. There's a sense of selling pressure. I suggest everyone take a look at the coins they’re holding.