2025-12-25 16:21:14

BEAT's recent plunge indeed scared quite a few people. But take a look at the $1.80 level—buy orders are quietly accumulating. On-chain data has done some calculations, and this guy is stuck in the "shakeout after a big rise" stage. With such fierce trading volume, it's clear that it's not just small retail investors messing around. Large investors might be taking advantage of the pullback to switch chips, quietly accumulating during panic selling. Such operations are all too common in major level fluctuations.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 1h ago

1.80 this critical level is really absorbing the accumulation, big players' actions can't be hidden --- The scary plunge is often the best buying opportunity. Looking at on-chain data is indeed interesting --- Playing the washout routine so skillfully, retail investors are scared to death while big players are laughing --- The intense trading volume indicates someone is secretly positioning, I'm not the only one who has noticed --- This wave of correction feels like a carefully designed panic. I bet big players are secretly eating up --- $1.80 buy wall is no coincidence; on-chain data can't deceive people --- It’s always like this—plunge—panic—big players scoop up—take off. The script is too old --- Honestly, this round of operation has some technical skill; it’s not just random smashing --- The accumulation of buy orders, not many people can see through it

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EternalMiner

· 6h ago

1.80 is indeed a bit interesting. The big players' moves this time are not so simple. The accumulation phase is the easiest to scare people out. When panic sellers start to sell, institutions buy at the bottom. This routine has been played out many times. With such a fierce trading volume, retail investors are fleeing quickly, while big players are slowly accumulating chips. This position actually tests your mentality the most. Are you going to choose to run or keep watching? The accumulation of buy orders at 1.80—can on-chain data be deceiving? It feels promising. A big rise always involves a shakeout. If it’s not cleaned up properly, how can it continue to rise? The current panic is actually an opportunity. The explosive trading volume itself indicates that this is not an ordinary correction; there’s something inside. Let's see if anyone dares to add positions at 1.80—that would be true confidence.

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GasFeeCrying

· 6h ago

1.80 is really a sniping position, just waiting for it.

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DeFiChef

· 6h ago

1.80 this level is really attractive, I can smell the big players taking over --- Wash trading is just wash trading, I don't understand why so many people are still selling at a loss --- The on-chain data already says it all, I think we should just wait and see --- With such high trading volume, it indicates that it's not retail investors playing, we need to be clear --- A pullback is an opportunity, this time I guess we'll be trapped for a while --- The big players' method of changing chips is old-fashioned, but it still works --- What are you afraid of? Just treat 1.80 as the bottom --- When panic selling starts, I actually become more optimistic

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ProbablyNothing

· 6h ago

1.80 is really a trap, big players are here frantically accumulating shares.

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