2026-01-01 14:23:19

BEAT's current decline doesn't seem to be fully exhausted yet. From a technical perspective, breaking below 1 is highly probable, but whether it can break through the 0.5 level depends on whether the big players' chips are truly concentrated. This is the key—if the chips are scattered, the decline won't appear as fierce, and once the support is established, a rebound will happen quickly.

At this stage, we are betting on a V-shaped reversal window. Based on the current momentum, the likelihood of breaking the bottom is much higher than continuing a downward trend. The negative news was largely digested yesterday; the fact that it’s still being hammered today indicates the bottom hasn't been reached yet.

In terms of position management, avoid over-leveraging. If you want to allocate, keeping the entire position with low leverage within 3x is the safest. High leverage positions must set stop-losses to aim for this rebound. The big players' chips haven't been fully consolidated yet, and being too aggressive could lead to being shaken out before the V reversal. Wait for clearer reversal signals before increasing your position, as this will significantly reduce the risk.

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DuskSurfer

· 4h ago

Breaking 1 is an inevitable event; the key is whether the market makers' chips are truly concentrated. It still feels like a shakeout phase, don't be too aggressive; staying within 3x leverage is the safest. The probability of breaking the bottom is indeed higher than continuing to decline slowly; the V-shaped reversal window is right in front of us. The negative news was almost digested yesterday; if it drops again today, it indicates the bottom hasn't been reached yet. High leverage really requires setting stop-losses; don't get shaken out, it's not worth it. The reversal signals are not yet clear enough; waiting to re-enter a large position is safer. If the chips are scattered, the decline won't be fierce enough; once pressure is in place, the rebound can be very fast. This wave of market movement is a gamble on a V-shaped reversal; the rhythm suggests that breaking the bottom might be even more significant.

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SleepyValidator

· 4h ago

The chips haven't been fully accumulated yet, and this rebound is still uncertain. Breaking 1 is inevitable; the key is how far it can drop. 3x leverage is really stable; higher leverage is just gambling on the dealer's mood. All the negative news from yesterday has been absorbed; if it's still dropping today, then there's no confidence. V-shaped reversal window period, wait a bit before acting. If the big players really want to reverse, they will do it quickly, I believe that. Don't be washed out; wait for signals before making a move.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 4h ago

Breaking 1 is not the issue; 0.5 is the real bottom line. The question is when the big players will fully load their chips. Not daring to go all-in, using 3x leverage to play it safe. Being washed out would be truly hopeless. V-reversal window period, wait for the signal, don’t rush. This round of selling has mostly digested the bad news; if it’s still selling today, it indicates there are still positions to be accumulated. If the chips are scattered, it’s impossible to form a V-shape; the rebound will also be quick. It depends on whether the big players truly plan to push up. Don’t be too aggressive; high leverage must have stop-losses, or you’ll be cut before the rebound. Wait a moment, still selling today? That means the bottom signal hasn’t appeared yet. Whether the 0.5 line breaks or not depends entirely on whether the chips are truly concentrated. If the big players aren’t loading up, this rebound will be just so-so, not much to look forward to. Control your leverage well; 3x is the bottom line. If you go beyond that, don’t say I didn’t warn you. When the V-reversal comes, we’ll add to our positions. For now, just wait—wait until the signal is clear before taking action. If it’s still selling, it means the bottom hasn’t been reached yet. This logic makes sense; keep observing.

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StakeHouseDirector

· 4h ago

The probability of breaking 1 is high, but whether the chips are truly in place or not, it's really hard to judge this wave. --- Betting on V rebound again? How did it turn out last year when you bet like this? --- Within 3 times is the safest, anything above 3 times is just giving away profits. --- Just after digesting the bad news, it continues to drop, definitely not bottomed out yet. --- When chips are scattered and rebound, it’s weak; only when they are consolidated is the real decline, isn’t this logic reversed? --- Wait for clearer reversal signals before taking action, but when will these signals come? --- Been washed out too many times, and now daring to bet high multiples again? I’ll just watch. --- Is it really possible to break the 0.5 line? Feels very uncertain. --- The big players haven't fully consolidated yet, and they start to distribute, isn’t this asking to be cut? --- Yesterday digested the news, and today it drops again, truly in a no-bottom rhythm.

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LiquidityWitch

· 4h ago

ngl the whale accumulation ritual here is still cooking... dark pools ain't ready to reveal their hand yet tbh. that 0.5 line? pure divination at this point, depends if the big bags are actually consolidating or just testing our diamond hands lmao

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GateUser-da26d4b3

· 4h ago

2026 GOGOGO 👊

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ContractBugHunter

· 4h ago

The chips are still scattered, don't rush to All in, buddy. The dealer hasn't decided where to smash yet, wait and see if it can break through 0.5 before making a move. V reversal window period isn't that easy to profit from, the shakeout is too fierce. Within 3x is the real way, high leverage without stop-loss is just giving away money.

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