$BEAT has currently reached an oversold area on the technical chart, but the key question is—are the main players truly positioning here, or are they continuing to drive the price down? This divergence has many traders caught in a dilemma of choice.
From the rebound characteristics in the oversold zone, there is indeed a possibility of a double or even triple rebound. However, the most testing phase is the bottoming process—prices will repeatedly test lows, emotions will fluctuate wildly, and trading difficulty will be at its peak.
Practical experience and lessons: a new low should be a buying opportunity, not a top-selling point. Many make the mistake of selling at a new low, only to buy back during the rebound—thus falling into a passive cycle of being hit repeatedly. True bottom accumulation requires psychological endurance, not following the crowd’s emotions. The current question is, will $BEAT make new lows again? It all depends on the intentions of the main players.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-14 21:02
If the big players are really here to buy the dip, that would be great. I'm just worried it might be another scam to lure us in and get cut.
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ForkPrince
· 01-14 09:38
It's the same old story, attitude tests attitude tests. It's easy to say, but when it comes to cutting losses, everyone is cowardly.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-13 22:22
Are the major players positioning here? I think it's uncertain. Usually, during times like this, there's often another dip before the real bottom.
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-13 20:45
Same old rhetoric, is a new low an opportunity? I see it more as a trap. What’s the test of mentality? It’s basically just the main players shaking out their positions.
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HunterMarketMaker
· 01-13 00:04
Have you never thought about the fact that the main force has already run away?
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-12 23:49
What exactly is the main force trying to do? Entering now is just gambling with a risky mindset, it's too exciting.
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NeverPresent
· 01-12 23:48
This wave is indeed tough, with the bottom being tested so many times, no one can hold on... The key still depends on when the main force will actually step in and take over.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-12 23:47
Main force intentions, who can really see through them... I tend to want to buy more when prices are low, but I keep getting slapped in the face, and my mentality has collapsed several times.
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ChainDetective
· 01-12 23:41
What exactly does the main force want to do? This is the most heartbreaking question...
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-12 23:32
What exactly are the main forces trying to do? That's the real issue. I really can't stand the repeated probing phase; my mindset is collapsing.
$BEAT has currently reached an oversold area on the technical chart, but the key question is—are the main players truly positioning here, or are they continuing to drive the price down? This divergence has many traders caught in a dilemma of choice.
From the rebound characteristics in the oversold zone, there is indeed a possibility of a double or even triple rebound. However, the most testing phase is the bottoming process—prices will repeatedly test lows, emotions will fluctuate wildly, and trading difficulty will be at its peak.
Practical experience and lessons: a new low should be a buying opportunity, not a top-selling point. Many make the mistake of selling at a new low, only to buy back during the rebound—thus falling into a passive cycle of being hit repeatedly. True bottom accumulation requires psychological endurance, not following the crowd’s emotions. The current question is, will $BEAT make new lows again? It all depends on the intentions of the main players.