2025-12-30 13:22:14

BEAT is currently in an obvious shakeout cycle, with the price fluctuating between a 30% rise and a 20% drop. During this downward trend, many people can be easily confused, but the logic behind the market maker's control is very clear—either lure shorts below $3 to build positions wildly, or accumulate chips in the 2-3 range in preparation for selling.

In the short term, there is indeed a chance to rebound below $2, as this position offers considerable profit potential. However, if you want to short, it's safer to wait until the price breaks above $3 to around $3.5-3.8.

The core logic of contract trading is simple: always prioritize stop-loss, capital preservation is fundamental, take profits when available, and don't expect to get rich from a single trade. The long-term trend chasing approach carries significant risks and is prone to stop-loss hits—unless you're building a position on the left side and have confirmed the trend, long-term holding is more suitable. Short-term quick trades require more flexibility; taking profits when the market looks good is much smarter than stubbornly holding on.

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WhaleWatcher

· 9h ago

They're doing another shakeout; I'm tired of this routine. But to be honest, there's some interest below $2, just need to stay disciplined. If there's profit, sell; don't expect to double your position in one trade. That's not wrong to say—most people get killed by greed.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 9h ago

It's the same old shakeout trick again. The rebound at $2 is indeed a bit promising. Putting stop-loss first is the right approach; the only concern is greed leading to stubbornly holding on. Only dare to short at 3.5; entering now is just asking for trouble. Take profits when the time is right—it's much more reliable than dreaming of sudden wealth.

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WalletDetective

· 10h ago

It's a bit interesting below 2 yuan, but don't be fooled by the washout. Only when it breaks through 3 yuan do I dare to short, this logic makes sense. Stop-loss first, greed will blow up your account early. Take profits when the move looks good; stubbornly holding on is the stupidest. The 2-3 yuan range is the scalper's sharpening stone, retail investors are most likely to get cut. Take profits on rebounds, don't expect to make a big one in a single trade. Building positions on the left side is the only way to hold long-term; otherwise, you'll just be beaten down.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 10h ago

Laughing out loud, it's that old trick of dropping from 30% to 20% again. Someone always falls for it. Accumulating in the 2-3 range? On-chain data has long exposed the true intentions of the whales. Don't be fooled by the surface distribution of chips. The key is the flow of funds. Only by clearly understanding the actual inflows and outflows can you judge the next step. You can't just rely on charts to gamble.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 10h ago

Even with such obvious shakeouts, people still chase the highs, really. The rebound space below 2 yuan is good, I'm just waiting to bottom fish. To be honest, the market maker's tactics are too old; 3 yuan is a hurdle. Set your stop-loss properly and sleep peacefully, don't stubbornly hold on, lessons learned the hard way. The 2-3 range of oscillation tests your patience the most, don't get cut. Consider shorting after breaking through 3, entering now is just giving it away. Take profits when the time is right; this is the best way to stay alive. The biggest enemy of retail investors is greed, one word.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 10h ago

Below $2 indeed tends to rebound easily, but don't be greedy. The big players love to exploit this trick. --- Stop-loss always comes first. This is no joke; taking profits when the time is right is the key. --- Is it safer to short in the 3 to 3.8 range? I think we need to observe the market reaction a bit more. --- Don't mess around with long-term strategies. Be more flexible with short-term trades; stubbornly holding will only get you burned. --- The washout cycle is like this: a 30% rise followed by a 20% drop, which is a normal pattern. Don't be fooled. --- Capital preservation is fundamental. This phrase hit me hard—many people end up losing everything because of greed. --- Are they accumulating chips in the 2-3 range to prepare for a sell-off? We need to see if the subsequent breakout can hold steady.

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OffchainOracle

· 10h ago

Playing the rebound below 2 yuan is indeed good, but I'm worried about greed getting washed out again. The market manipulation is old school; around 3 yuan, you should be cautious. Stop-loss really saves lives. Not setting a stop-loss is like digging your own grave. When will this round of shakeout end? I'm dizzy. The saying "Take profits when you see them" is right. I previously held on stubbornly and almost got liquidated.

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