2025-12-27 02:40:24

#数字资产市场动态 Good morning!

The trend of $BEAT has already given a clear signal. Last night's analysis timely reminded to short, and the lowest indeed dropped to 1.69, a decline of nearly 20%. This move was well caught.

Currently, the popularity of $BEAT is waning, and the price is mainly fluctuating within the 3-1 range, with limited rebound space. Keep focusing on your intraday layout planning.

For friends still exploring their trading rhythm, it might be helpful to observe more of these high-efficiency short-term operation cases. The market offers opportunities every day; the key is how to seize them. Keep going.

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SerNgmi

· 21h ago

A 20% decline can be precisely bottomed out during such a big market move, truly impressive skills. Those who didn't get in yesterday are now regretting it deeply, this is the difference between heaven and hell with just one step. Watching the dull and sluggish 3-1 consolidation, it feels like there's no fun left to play. The key is to grasp the rhythm. What I fear most now is chasing the high; too many people have been wiped out by doing so. In short-term trading, reacting quickly means making money, reacting slowly can lead to liquidation. Need to study carefully how to identify those efficient entry points; every time, I realize too late.

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TerraNeverForget

· 21h ago

Oh no, this short position was really comfortable. That candle at 1.69 made me feel so good inside. I missed this move yesterday. Today, I saw the rebound and wanted to chase, but the enthusiasm has definitely cooled down by more than half. I'll just wait patiently for the next signal. Short-term trading, to put it simply, is a test of patience. When I get greedy sometimes, I always get trapped. How do you control it? The 3-1 zone really doesn't have many opportunities left. Let's wait for a breakout. People always say there's a chance every day, but how many can really hold on to the bottom... But on the other hand, trading short this wave has taught you guys a lot.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 21h ago

Wow, this wave of short positions is really impressive. A 20% drop was just bottomed out like that? I was also there at 1.69, but unfortunately, my reaction was too slow... This rebound space is really frustrating. Let's wait for the next opportunity. Yesterday's analysis was spot on. The current question is, who dares to catch the rebound? Short-term trading requires decisiveness. I believe it will continue to break below.

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OnchainHolmes

· 21h ago

This wave of BEAT is truly a textbook-level short sell, a 20% drop—what does that indicate? It means when the signal is in place, you need to act decisively. Friends who are caught in the trap, don't worry. The 3-1 zone is repeatedly shaken out; be patient and wait for the rebound point. That analysis point last night was so accurate, honestly a bit interesting. Let's see how it develops further. The key is to develop this short-term reaction ability; otherwise, you'll miss opportunities every day. In this market, every day is a new story—it's all about who can catch the rhythm.

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MoonRocketman

· 21h ago

1.69 That wave indeed caught the move, but the Bollinger Bands have now contracted, and I agree that the rebound space is limited. The next step is to see if the RSI can break through the resistance level. --- The shorting move was indeed well executed, but right now, the 3-1 zone feels more like a refueling phase. Don't rush to short; wait until the launch window is clearer before acting. --- A 20% decline was well caught, which is good, but the key is to calculate the escape velocity accurately. The main concern is whether this correction will break the support. --- Does a decline in popularity necessarily signal a bearish trend? I actually think it might be accumulating momentum for the next rise, and the angle coefficient is still supporting it. --- Opportunities are presented every day, but most people are losing money daily. The key is to have a systematic methodology; relying solely on intuition will eventually lead to a crash. --- $BEAT's recent operation is indeed a good teaching case for beginners, but don't just look at the results; understand the underlying technical indicator logic.

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