Based on BEAT's monitoring indicators, this recent market trend indeed reveals several clues of a bearish move. Large investors' activity shows a clear bearish direction, and the phased liquidation preparations are underway—overall momentum points to downward pressure.
From a trading perspective, such a pullback offers opportunities for shorting, but the prerequisite is to have solid risk control. The easiest way to get caught is to impulsively buy the dip and go long, which essentially means handing over your assets to others. In this bearish-dominated pattern, blindly buying the dip often ends in losses.
The correlation effect between BTC and other mainstream cryptocurrencies cannot be ignored. Cryptocurrency market volatility is inherently unpredictable, so managing position sizes is crucial when participating in such trades—try small positions to test the waters. Never let a single market misjudgment turn into an account crisis. In actual trading, strict stop-losses and position control are always more important than betting on the market direction itself.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12h ago
In a bearish pattern, bottom fishing is just asking for death. We really need to hold this line.
Another moment of bottom fishing and getting caught off guard; only those who understand risk control can survive.
BEAT is obvious, yet some still insist on going against the trend. Truly incredible.
Try small positions to test the waters; set stop-losses properly and go to sleep. Otherwise, a margin call is just around the corner.
Short? First ask yourself if you've done a good job with risk control.
This time is different; big players are already offloading. Don't follow the trend and play with fire.
That's how the crypto world is—volatility is too high. Poor position management will only lead to bankruptcy.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 12h ago
ngl the "don't fomo into the dip" energy here is just... chef's kiss but also terrifying bc i KNOW i'm gonna do it anyway lol
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 12h ago
How are those guys who bought the dip doing now? They're doing okay.
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WhaleInTraining
· 12h ago
This wave of short selling is indeed quite fierce, but those trying to bottom fish are really asking for trouble.
Watching it makes me anxious for them. Where's risk control?
Small traders just test the waters and that's it, but some insist on going all-in.
Large investors are offloading, and you still want to catch the falling knife? Wake up.
Have you set your stop-losses, everyone? Don't lose your accounts all at once.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 12h ago
Still trying to buy the dip in a bearish pattern? That's just pure giving away the gains.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12h ago
Even with such obvious bearish signals, people are still buying the dip. Truly tired of this.
Based on BEAT's monitoring indicators, this recent market trend indeed reveals several clues of a bearish move. Large investors' activity shows a clear bearish direction, and the phased liquidation preparations are underway—overall momentum points to downward pressure.
From a trading perspective, such a pullback offers opportunities for shorting, but the prerequisite is to have solid risk control. The easiest way to get caught is to impulsively buy the dip and go long, which essentially means handing over your assets to others. In this bearish-dominated pattern, blindly buying the dip often ends in losses.
The correlation effect between BTC and other mainstream cryptocurrencies cannot be ignored. Cryptocurrency market volatility is inherently unpredictable, so managing position sizes is crucial when participating in such trades—try small positions to test the waters. Never let a single market misjudgment turn into an account crisis. In actual trading, strict stop-losses and position control are always more important than betting on the market direction itself.