BEAT(BEATUSDT) has recently attracted a lot of attention. I have spent some time studying the trend of this coin. From a technical perspective, the current fee structure is relatively neutral. Combined with the Bollinger Bands indicator, my approach is to continue to be bullish, but a pullback confirmation is needed.
The specific trading logic is as follows: when the price falls back to the 2.17-2.22 range and shows a volume contraction signal, this is a good low-entry point. Using this position as a small position entry point allows for relatively safe participation in the rebound.
For risk management, set the stop-loss at 2.085 to keep potential losses within an acceptable range. As for profit-taking, close positions in stages: when the price rises to 2.24, take 20% off; around 2.28, take another 30%; at about 2.37, close almost all remaining positions, leaving 1% as a core position to participate in potential future movements.
This plan has already begun to be tested in live trading. Updates will be provided daily at midnight. Of course, the market is constantly changing, so specific execution should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time candlestick and volume data.
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FollowYourHeart
· 15h ago
Experienced driver, guide me 📈
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AirdropHarvester
· 15h ago
The point at 2.17 is indeed attractive, but the issue of decreasing volume might not wait for us.
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GasWrangler
· 15h ago
ngl the position sizing here is pretty sub-optimal... if you analyze the data, that 1% bag hold at the end is mathematically inferior to just taking the full exit at 2.37. you're leaving slippage on the table for what exactly? sentiment?
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PretendingSerious
· 15h ago
2.17, can that point really be revisited? It's almost rising to 2.3 now.
Wait, is this guy updating at midnight? I didn't see it.
But the pace of closing positions is indeed well-designed; I learned the strategy of selling in batches.
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MEVictim
· 15h ago
It seems to be logical, but whether the 2.17 level can hold is a question.
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FlashLoanKing
· 15h ago
The 2.17 level is a bit uncertain; anyway, I'm waiting for a decrease in volume before jumping in.
BEAT(BEATUSDT) has recently attracted a lot of attention. I have spent some time studying the trend of this coin. From a technical perspective, the current fee structure is relatively neutral. Combined with the Bollinger Bands indicator, my approach is to continue to be bullish, but a pullback confirmation is needed.
The specific trading logic is as follows: when the price falls back to the 2.17-2.22 range and shows a volume contraction signal, this is a good low-entry point. Using this position as a small position entry point allows for relatively safe participation in the rebound.
For risk management, set the stop-loss at 2.085 to keep potential losses within an acceptable range. As for profit-taking, close positions in stages: when the price rises to 2.24, take 20% off; around 2.28, take another 30%; at about 2.37, close almost all remaining positions, leaving 1% as a core position to participate in potential future movements.
This plan has already begun to be tested in live trading. Updates will be provided daily at midnight. Of course, the market is constantly changing, so specific execution should be adjusted flexibly based on real-time candlestick and volume data.