BERA lost key $0.706 support, increasing risk of deeper decline. ADX shows a strong bearish trend with weakening on-chain activity. Failure to reclaim resistance could trigger 45% drop toward $0.35. Berachain — BERA, shocked the market after posting a massive 315% rally in a short

Berachain (BERA) price spiked by more than 200% yesterday, and it is still up by around 60% in the last 24 hours. Such a sharp move places the spotlight on liquidity, sentiment, and the broader narrative forming around the network. Price action of this scale rarely comes from a single cause, s

Berachain's native token BERA surged over 150% on February 11, marking the largest single-day increase in months. The foundation announced the "Bera Build Enterprise" strategy, supporting 3 to 5 revenue-generating applications, shifting from token incentives to cash flow-driven models. The large-scale token unlock did not trigger a sell-off but instead triggered a short squeeze. The liquidation heatmap shows a concentration of large short positions above key resistance levels.

Berachain (BERA) saw a 17.81% rise to $0.45, with trading volume increasing 731%. While bullish momentum appears to be building, indicators suggest a potential shift may occur, reflecting both bullish and bearish pressures in the market.

Gnosis Chain official X account announced the launch of a Hard Fork to recover the funds lost in the Balancer hack. (Previous summary: Balancer issues a "final ultimatum" to the hacker with 96 hours to return the money: otherwise, all means will be used to find you) (Background Information: Berachain: Victims of the "Balancer Hacking Incident" must check their own status and promptly retrieve ETH and BERA) Less than a month after the major market crash on October 1011, the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Balancer V2 suffered a severe hacking attack in early November, where hackers exploited a rounding error in the precision of the protocol's Composable Stable Pools.

Berachain has been exposed for a $25 million VC refund clause, plunging the community into a legal dispute. (Background: Berachain: "Victims of the Balancer hacking incident must check their status and timely reclaim ETH and BERA") (Additional context: Let the liquidity flywheel turn, Berachain bear chain mining full guide) Berachain, claimed to be built specifically for "encryption-native institutions," is now facing a Crisis of Confidence, with the BERA Token plummeting 93% since its TGE peak. A leaked document recently revealed that the hedge fund Brevan Howard's Nova Digital holds a $25 million "refund anytime" privilege, shaking the market. The institution-exclusive "capital protection clause" unexpectedly guarantees capital protection for VC.

Berachain faces pressure as a rare refund clause for Nova Digital raises concern and brings new focus to investor rights. The BERA token trades far below entry levels and this fuels questions about fairness and the structure of Series B terms. Network outflows and halted operations add strain as i

Nova Digital can demand $25M refund, leaving Berachain at risk, as BERA trades far below Series B $3 price. Framework Ventures holds $72.4M in BERA, facing $50M+ losses amid refund rights and token outflows. Technical issues and app migrations have shrunk Berachain’s ecosystem, challenging

Author: Nancy, PANews Reprint: White55, Mars Finance On November 25, overseas media Unchained published an in-depth investigative report, revealing that the star public chain Berachain signed privacy agreements with VCs, secretly granting its lead investor Nova Digital a no-risk exit privilege. As the coin price and ecosystem were still weak, this news immediately caused an uproar in the Berachain community. However, Berachain's official response denied this, stating that Nova remains one of the largest holders of BERA tokens. It was revealed that the leading investment institution Nova enjoys exclusive refund rights, while Berachain denies any preferential treatment. In this round of the crypto cycle, the golden age of crypto VC is gradually fading, returns are shrinking, influence is no longer, and the industry's impact is greatly diminished. There is even a wave of resistance against VC coins, and investment institutions are finding it difficult to make profits.

After the token generation event on February 6, 2025, it was revealed that Berachain granted Nova Digital Fund, under Brevan Howard, a refund right for its $25 million investment, valid until February 6, 2026. This rare clause allows the fund to recover its principal even if the price of the BERA token plummets by 66%, while other investors such as Framework Ventures have already incurred over $50 million in unrealized losses. Legal experts point out that such clauses may violate securities law disclosure requirements and most-favored-nation clauses, sparking renewed scrutiny in the industry over the transparency of venture capital terms.