BEAT has broken the $10 mark for five days now. In this round of market movement, the main capital has not withdrawn, and investors who坚持持有 should have already experienced the gains from this rally.
From a technical perspective, each pullback has created a new opportunity to go long. Especially those moments when the price falls below the moving averages, which seem risky, are actually often just the main players shaking out weak hands. Why is that? Because the cost of short trading is clear — paying borrowing fees every hour, and over time, this money keeps flowing out. Instead of enduring this ongoing capital drain, it’s better to follow the market’s main participants’ mindset.
Of course, investing always requires rational judgment. But at this point,坚持做多, viewing every dip as a signal to add positions, seems to be a more economical choice. After all, the fee rate battle itself is a test of traders’ patience.
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CryptoTherapist
· 22h ago
ngl the "fee bleed" thesis hitting different rn... short traders are literally paying to suffer while we stack. that's not investing that's psychological torture fr
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YieldWhisperer
· 12-18 07:51
nah, the math doesn't check out here... funding rates alone don't explain away all the red candles, tbh. seen this exact narrative in 2021 right before things got ugly.
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GasWaster
· 12-18 07:28
ngl the funding rate thing hits different when you're actually bleeding sats every hour... been there lol
BEAT has broken the $10 mark for five days now. In this round of market movement, the main capital has not withdrawn, and investors who坚持持有 should have already experienced the gains from this rally.
From a technical perspective, each pullback has created a new opportunity to go long. Especially those moments when the price falls below the moving averages, which seem risky, are actually often just the main players shaking out weak hands. Why is that? Because the cost of short trading is clear — paying borrowing fees every hour, and over time, this money keeps flowing out. Instead of enduring this ongoing capital drain, it’s better to follow the market’s main participants’ mindset.
Of course, investing always requires rational judgment. But at this point,坚持做多, viewing every dip as a signal to add positions, seems to be a more economical choice. After all, the fee rate battle itself is a test of traders’ patience.