2025-12-30 03:28:50

Recently, I've been observing the BEAT asset, and its trend is quite interesting. The recent high-level pullback operation yesterday, where it dropped directly from 3U, indeed trapped many friends who chased the high. The current question is whether it can hold the 1U line or will continue to test lower levels.

What's interesting is that this kind of high-level trap-and-collect pattern is always replayed. I initially thought it would directly hit the key support at 4U, but suddenly the market changed direction, reversing and reaping profits. However, those who have experienced several rounds of market cycles understand that being able to offload chips at high levels already means they’ve made enough profit, and subsequent fluctuations are just additional gains.

If you are currently in a trapped position, instead of worrying and panicking, it’s better to calmly review your risk management strategies. The crypto market is like this—rapid reversals and traps often happen in an instant. The key is to do your homework beforehand, not to complain afterward. There will definitely be opportunities in the next market wave; the crucial thing is to survive until that moment.

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WhaleInTraining

· 13h ago

This routine again, we've all seen high-level dumps before, but the key is to stay alive. --- Can 1U hold? Honestly, this wave is a bit uncertain. --- Chased the high and got trapped? Should have thought of that earlier. --- Sold at the high and made a full profit, no matter how it drops later, it's a blood profit. --- I just want to know how much further it needs to go before it's over. --- Doing your homework is really important; the difference before and after is huge. --- BEAT's move this time really has that flavor, a typical trap to lure more. --- Not worrying about gains or losses is easy to say, but actually doing it is still difficult. --- The key is to survive until the next wave; that's the prerequisite for making big money. --- Always like this, seems like it's going to break the 4U support, but then a quick move cuts the韭菜. --- Now it's just about whether we can hold the bottom line; otherwise, if it continues to probe, it will really be disastrous.

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AirdropChaser

· 13h ago

It's the same old trick, but this time BEAT hit really hard. Can 1U hold? Feels uncertain. Those who sold at high levels are laughing, those who chased the high are trapped again, it's the same old story. Honestly, don't panic if you're caught in a trap; the key is whether your risk control is sufficient. Most people haven't done their homework. Living to see the next wave is the real skill. I'm just here to watch the show this time.

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PanicSeller

· 13h ago

Ha, it's the same old trick again. The brothers chasing the high got caught again. Can 1U hold? I bet it will keep dropping. I should have seen through these false rallies earlier; I should have sold at high levels. Being trapped is what it is; staying alive is the hard truth. There will be another chance in the next wave; the key is not to regret chasing now.

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PumpStrategist

· 13h ago

When 3U collapsed, I knew right away that another group of people would have to pay tuition fees, a typical high-level trap to lure more buyers. Whether 1U can hold up, honestly, judging by the chip distribution, it's pretty much a sure thing. I originally wanted to take a screenshot for analysis, but after thinking carefully—without even looking at the chart, I can guess the result. This routine is just too familiar. The real difference lies in the timing of the dump. Large investors sold early, and those still trapped probably have to wait for a while. Risk management—these four words are easy to say but hard to do. Most people just can't learn it. The winners are those who survive until the next wave.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 13h ago

It's the same trick again, directly smashing from 3U to the bottom, no wonder it's a bad trap.

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DegenWhisperer

· 13h ago

Here we go again with this set? Pumping at high levels to lure in retail investors, always the classic script --- Can 1U hold? I think it's uncertain... the probability of continuing to go down is higher --- It’s always like this, the last group to buy high are the ones who end up holding the bag --- It should have been sold at 3U long ago, now it’s too late to regret --- Risk management? Most people don’t have that, they just go all-in based on gut feeling --- That’s why I don’t watch BEAT anymore, it’s so annoying --- Just surviving until the next wave is good enough, don’t think too much --- Pump and dump, I see through this trick --- The group that sold at high levels has indeed made a lot, the rest are just riding along

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