2025-12-29 10:22:55

Recently, I've been paying close attention to BEAT's movements, and the signs of continuous on-chain fund inflows are quite obvious. From the K-line perspective, the overall trend shows a ladder-like pattern climbing step by step, and this pace is relatively steady.

On the daily chart, there are double supports holding up from below, which are quite strong support levels. Currently, clear signs of a rebound have appeared, and the technical outlook remains promising.

If this trend continues, the long-term target could be around the 3 position. For risk management, stop-loss should be set at the previous support break point.

The key now is to observe whether this on-chain fund inflow can be sustained and whether the trading volume can keep up with this upward momentum. Keep tracking.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 5h ago

The ladder-type gradual rise has been talked about quite a bit, but the key is whether the funds can hold up. Where is the promised double support? We said the same last time, and it broke right away. The target of 3 is easy to say, but the current focus is whether the stop-loss positions are set correctly. Don't be overconfident. Continuous inflow of funds is a good sign, but I'm more concerned about whether the main players are really taking over. If the trading volume can't keep up with the pace, then be alert—this is when the most people get chopped. If BEAT continues this steady rhythm, then just stay put; otherwise, be ready to run at any moment.

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RiddleMaster

· 5h ago

Climbing the ladder type is indeed a bit interesting, but when it comes to on-chain funds, can it really continue just because it says so? One positive piece of news and everyone runs away.

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ForkInTheRoad

· 5h ago

Double support is holding up, this wave is quite interesting, the ladder-like upward movement still feels steady. As long as capital continues to flow in, I'm just worried about a mid-term break; if the volume can't keep up, it will be awkward. Looking at position 3 is okay, but the prerequisite is that the funds don't drop the ball. I think we should wait for this rhythm, don't rush to all-in, and make sure to firmly hold the stop-loss level. BEAT is a bit different this time; on-chain data doesn't lie, continue to observe.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 5h ago

Climbing up the ladder, I just like this steady feeling, but can the double support hold? I'm a bit worried. Is BEAT's on-chain funds reliable this time? It feels like the trading volume hasn't fully caught up yet. Target level 3? Let's see what the trading volume says first. If you're hesitant, add to your position later. Capital inflow is a good sign, but I'm worried it might be a flash in the pan. Keep a close eye on that stop-loss point. I do see the rebound signals this time, but the key is still the volume. Without volume, everything is pointless. If the support breaks, just run. There's nothing much to say—risk control comes first.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 5h ago

Climbing up the ladder, it sounds smooth, but whether we can break 3 really depends on if the funds have sustained momentum. --- Dual support levels are not foolproof; if trading volume can't keep up, it becomes awkward. --- The inflow of funds needs to be continuously monitored; otherwise, a rebound could turn into a reversal. --- Targeting 3, sounds good, but the key is to set the stop-loss point properly. --- Volume is the most sneaky; no matter how beautifully the ladder climbs, if the volume can't keep up, it's all for nothing. --- Feeling like this move is a bit hollow, is on-chain funding really continuing or just a show? --- Support levels exist, but once broken, no one can save it; risk control must be strict. --- Can it reach the 3 level? It's too early to tell now; first, see if it can hold the next support.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 5h ago

Climbing up a ladder-shaped structure sounds good, but how long on-chain funds can sustain is the key, right?

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BlockchainWorker

· 5h ago

Double support holding strong, funds continue to flow in. This wave of BEAT is indeed quite interesting. The feeling of climbing up in a ladder pattern, compared to those coins that suddenly surge, I can accept this rhythm. Whether the trading volume can be maintained is the key, otherwise the rebound is just a false breakout. Looking at the 3 position is still a bit far, let's first see if we can stabilize at 2. Stop-loss needs to be tight, otherwise a rug pull can wipe everything out. On-chain funds may look substantial, but it's also illusory.

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