2025-12-31 02:23:56

Lately I've been watching BEAT's trend, and the more I look, the more it feels familiar. Back in the day, GMT played the same game—rising 20-30 times from the bottom, then constantly signaling "it will go up again" at high levels to attract retail investors and accumulate positions.

Honestly, this tactic has been overused. Pumping to high levels, creating hype, attracting retail investors to buy in, then dumping together. BEAT is currently in this stage.

From a technical perspective, signs of distribution at high levels are already very clear. Once this trend is established, the next few weeks are likely to see a downtrend. Instead of chasing the rally, it might be better to consider a contrarian approach.

If you want to short, the current win rate is indeed much higher than chasing. Of course, you also need to watch out for sharp rebounds during short covering, which could hit your stop-loss. But compared to the profits that can be made after the big weekly cycle begins, this cost is actually negligible.

The key is to stick to the logic—wait for the moment when the trend truly collapses.

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LoneValidator

· 4h ago

It's the same old trick again. I saw GMT do this back then, now BEAT is copying it exactly. It's so obvious that they're distributing at high levels, and people are still buying. How desperate can they be? Just wait for it to collapse, don't chase the top.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 4h ago

It's the same old trick again, the ghost of GMT is still here. BEAT, this manipulation method really has no creativity, the signs of distribution at high levels are obvious, retail investors are still excited. I'm optimistic about the bears this wave, waiting for the collapse moment to arrive. I'll just quietly watch this big show of cutting leeks. Another rhythm about to crash, honestly a bit annoying. The distribution signal is so clear, not acting inversely would be too bad. Using the high-position accumulation trick is really able to fool people, hilarious. BEAT is now like a time bomb, waiting to explode. Basically, just waiting for the moment, everything else is just clouds. Raising 20-30 times and then blowing bubbles, I've heard this story too many times.

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FreeMinter

· 4h ago

GMT's strategy BEAT is really identical, this wave of accumulation at high levels is too obvious. The bears are indeed more stable; I predicted early that the rebound would be used to hit stop-losses. Just wait for the big cycle to collapse, no rush.

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TradFiRefugee

· 4h ago

GMT that routine is really terrible, BEAT is still repeating, retail investors are just leeks --- Such obvious distribution at high levels, why chase? Going short is the way to go --- Betting on a short-term rebound and getting stopped out? Compared to the wave of profits later, it's really just a drop in the bucket --- Wait until the trend truly collapses before taking action, it's not the right time yet --- It's the same old story again, financing pushes up the price to attract chips, so tiring --- The technicals are right here, if you can't see it, you deserve to be smashed --- The leeks who go long are still dreaming, a moment of pity --- Time will prove everything, just stick to your stop-loss --- BEAT's rhythm is exactly the same as GMT, is this a cycle? Haha --- Shorts are sleeping soundly with their hands on them, good night to those chasing the rise

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DataOnlooker

· 5h ago

GMT that set is indeed a bit magical, BEAT's trend honestly looks like a repeat of a doll-in-doll pattern. The rebound from short covering can indeed break through stop-losses, but the profit potential is there, so you need a bit of patience. Is this really different this time... actually, it's all the same. It looks like they're waiting for that "smash together" moment. They've never tired of pushing the price up to take over. The high-level distribution is clearly obvious; retail investors are still emotional, just lacking a reason for a big drop. When operating in reverse, you need to keep a steady mindset, or else you'll keep chasing after gains without patience.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 5h ago

GMT's current BEAT pattern is still being used, really treating retail investors like fools. This short covering rebound might be quite fierce, but the profit potential is even greater. The high-level distribution signal is so obvious, yet people still chase; they deserve to be the bag holders. I agree that reverse operations have a higher win rate, it all depends on who can maintain their mindset. The rhythm of BEAT is exactly the same as back then; it's just human greed that’s to blame. Shorting? It's definitely more comfortable now than chasing longs. Wait for the collapse, there's no need to follow the trend and chase high.

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