BEAT's recent trend is indeed worth paying attention to. From on-chain data, the inflow of funds has significantly increased, and combined with the breakout at the resistance level, the short-term technical indicators show some upward momentum.



There are several signals from the bulls: the trapezoidal rally rhythm is relatively coherent, and the quick breakthrough of the resistance level usually indicates room for further gains. Market sentiment is also leaning towards optimism, and many traders are actively building positions at this time.

From a technical perspective, the target around 2.3 faces obvious resistance. However, it is important to note that there is also a possibility of a false breakout—whales' short traps often occur after such strong breakouts. Therefore, setting stop-loss levels is particularly crucial; once support is broken, stop-loss should be executed promptly, and one should not hold onto false hopes.

Overall, participants in this market should remain sensitive and also maintain a risk bottom line. The signals from on-chain funds and technical analysis are indeed positive, but the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, so proper risk management always comes first.
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 22h ago
Trapezoidal rally, huh? I'll see if it can really break through 2.3... I said the same thing last time.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 22h ago
Funds are indeed speaking, but I have seen too many times where a trapezoidal rally is followed by a sharp plunge. The 2.3 barrier looks fierce, but the problem is that the chips held by the big players are much more than ours. Stop-loss is easy to say but painful to do—when the moment comes, many people still find it hard to cut. My experience is: since you dare to open a position, you must think about how to exit, or you'll end up paying tuition sooner or later. Let's just look at the data for this wave, and don't let emotions cloud your judgment. --- On-chain funds are so strong, it feels like another good show is about to unfold. As retail investors like us, we should just earn some swing trading profits and not think about eating the meat. --- What does it usually mean when the support level is broken? The big players are either truly breaking through or setting a trap. These days, who believes what is foolish. --- 2.3 is a key level, but I care more about whether I can get out immediately when it breaks down. That’s the real test. --- When market sentiment is overly optimistic, it’s often the most dangerous. I’ve understood this principle long ago. The same old saying applies: staying alive is more important than making money.
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PriceOracleFairyvip
· 22h ago
ngl the 2.3 resistance thing is giving major statistical anomaly vibes... feels like textbook MEV bait tbh 👀
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NeverPresentvip
· 22h ago
Is this another scheme to harvest retail investors? It looks good and you want to jump in, but it drops below support and results in heavy losses.
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TheLordOfBillionsvip
· 23h ago
The dealer, give it to me.
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