2025-12-30 03:23:39

BEATUSDT I think this wave of the market has potential. Looking at the technical aspect, the 2.8 level is very critical—if it can hold steady here, consider reducing half of the position in batches to lock in profits. My idea for the remaining position is to continue holding, with a target around 4.5.

Of course, leverage trading is like this; gains and risks coexist. This approach is suitable for those who are confident in BEAT's trend, but the premise is to manage risk exposure well and avoid going All-in in one direction. Setting proper stop-losses is more important than anything else.

Currently, market sentiment is still good, but caution is needed for a pullback. If BEAT falls below 2.8, the logic breaks, and a decisive stop-loss is necessary. Conversely, if it can break through the previous high, the upward space could be even larger.

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FrogInTheWell

· 12-30 03:53

2.8 really is a hurdle, but I think this time BEAT can hold its ground, the market enthusiasm is right there But speaking of which, I stopped believing in the all-in approach a long time ago, I've seen too many people get liquidated because of it 4.5 is a good target, it all depends on whether we can hold on until then If it breaks 2.8, I'm out immediately; stop-loss can't afford any hesitation, really If it breaks the previous high, then it gets interesting; the potential space might be much larger than we imagine

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DustCollector

· 12-30 03:53

I'm also watching this level at 2.8, but I have a feeling this time it might not go so smoothly. 4.5? That's being greedy. I'll see if I can stabilize first before making any moves. BEAT is most afraid of sudden dump-offs. Stop-loss really needs to be set properly, or else you'll be back to square one overnight.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 12-30 03:50

2.8 Key positions definitely need to be closely monitored, but to be honest, I'm still a bit hesitant to go all in. 4.5? Dreaming or really daring? Haha, first we need to see if we can stabilize. The most important thing is stop-loss, there's no mistake in that, just worried that when the time comes, a careless move might happen.

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ZkSnarker

· 12-30 03:46

ngl the 2.8 thesis is solid but everyone's gonna wait for that break to fomo in anyway lol

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SignatureVerifier

· 12-30 03:28

ngl, 2.8 support sounds neat on paper but where's the validation here... tbh the whole "hold till 4.5" thesis requires insufficient stress testing imo. risk management talk is cheap when liquidation happens in milliseconds, statistically speaking most people won't actually execute that stop loss when it matters. just saying

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不想玩啦

· 12-30 03:25

Did you see last night's article? It was a waterfall, right?

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RektButStillHere

· 12-30 03:24

2.8 can't hold me, I'm just going to move on. This coin is too exhausting.

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